Erika Hardison is a writer, social media junkie, podcaster, publisher and aspiring novelist from Chicago currently residing in New Jersey. When she's not bridging the gap between Black feminism and superheroes on FabulizeMag.com, she's spending sleepless nights as a new mom with her talkative toddler playing and giggling under the covers.
It's the perfect opportunity to familiarize yourself with some of the best Nigerian books by new and well-known writers from Nigeria.
Afrofuturism is more than Black sci-fi. It reaches across media and time periods, and it's always in motion.
Head into your local comics shop and pick up some of the best comics out this month, both single issues and trades, including the new Star Trek: Discovery and Saga issues.
With all of the wonderfully witchy witches in books these days, it can be hard to decide which one to read about next. Here's a little help.
Explore these books about BIPOC musicians, from the history of an Indigenous rock band to a fictional rapper fighting misogyny and sexism, including Hip-Hop: A Cultural Odyssey by Jordan Sommers.
Put aside the DC and Marvel comics for a moment and dive into the diverse and creative world of indie comics, including Wash Day Diaries by Jamila Rowser and Robyn Smith.
Share a little bit about historical eras you wish you were part of and get your next historical fiction read.
To celebrate Women's History Month, read these comics starring women, including history, horror, superheroes, and feminist heist stories.
Whether you're shopping for a fellow bookworm or yourself, these Black-owned Etsy shops offer something for everyone.
From josei manga to historical stories, these manga about love will keep you swooning to the final panel.