Speculative fiction with a different face. African Demons, Sword and Soul, Black Weird West and other tales that different from what you normally read.
The AFRO Sci-Fi Anthology independently published by Stafford Battle. He offers a collection of tales from about African warriors, a Black sheriff with a special talent to stop the bad guys, a favor aunt who can cross into other worlds, an African ghost tale with a vengeful demon, travel into outer space and more. There stories are varied and not just science fiction -- what would the country be like if McCain and Palin had won the presidential election? There are spooky one-room slave quarters that harbors a ghost.
This anthology can put you in a different place and see the world from a different perspective.
Professional Reviews
Great new sci-fi from a different perspective
I really loved some of the stories in this book. Give this a try if want something different, from a new perspective.
Enjoyed it Immensly
loved it, need more African American SciFi writers. Need more stories added. I really enjoyed it though. why more words
Amazing!,
I bought this novel; okay it was free, but it one of best Sci-Fi Anthologies I have read. I love the African flavor of these stories. They are each unique and fit into different genres, not just sci-fi. I hope to find more books from this author; I am hooked!
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