AfroFantasy Detroit
AfroFantasy Detroit, Pamela Hilliard OwensDelving into the world of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and Afro Futurism through exclusive Detroit-focused short stories and previews of ongoing and upcoming works.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 167 | Subscribers | Read | afrofantasydetroit.substack.com |
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The Black Box Part 25: What the spider said
“It is good you are afraid, but you do not need to be,” said the creature.
The Black Box Part 24: Along came a spider
“I’m guessing you don’t remember any of this,” said the Noctus in a calm metallic voice as it appeared beside Nathan who had been re-positioned further away from his family to a vantage point outside of the kitchen. It was hovering inches a...
The Black Box Part 23: Momma I thought I knew you (cont'd)
At first, Nathan didn’t recognize the small toddler seated in the high chair playing with her food. His viewpoint was from the side, a bit to the rear, so he couldn’t get a clear picture of the infant except to tell she was a bit on the chu...
The Black Box Part 22: Momma I thought I knew you
“Your mother. Lilly. What do you remember about her?”
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Authors
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Keith is a native of Denver, Colorado, and is an award-winning journalist. He is also the founder of a Detroit-focused futuristic quarterly magazine, Detroit Stories Quarterly, and a cultural critic.
Pamela: a retired educator, solopreneur, global business coach, published author, and podcaster.
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