Deconstruction & Blerdom
KeishaA space that makes connections to Black culture, history, and politics through Black speculative fiction books and comics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 9 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 years ago |
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Audacity and Delusion
My childhood did not require nor encourage a loud and confident voice. My childhood required silence and compliance, so I struggle to trust my voice even as an adult with my own family to raise. This year, my voice has reached people and pl...
Recent Watches in Black Speculative Fiction
My mind has been hopping from topic to topic and doing a lot of research. About what, you ask? Abolition, Unreliable narrators, Black Speculative Fiction, the connection between music, art, film, and stories in Afrofuturism. Basically every...
Shakespearean Scholar to Afrofuturist
So, I think we have a name for this publication: Deconstruction and Blerdom. How did I come to this name? Simply put, it's my journey and who I am.
While I was privileged to live in a predominantly Black neighborhood and went to public sch...
Taboo Begets Inquiry and Change in BIPOC Speculative Fiction
As someone who struggles with human interactions, I've always found the function of taboo in society intriguing. Mostly because I wonder if people know why they are reacting to the taboo. I usually follow a line of questioning that goes: Wh...
Want That Old Thing Back: Reviews and Skits in The Online Book Community
There has been a growing number of people in the Bookstagram community begging for the old Bookstagram back. The one where we give reviews and talk in-depth about the text. These days, skits and short-form videos, as a whole, dominate the o...
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