Black Hole Soul consists of a collection of short stories, poems, essays and vignettes concerned with the state of the soul on the human side of black holes.
The collection explores issues of sex, racial interaction and afrofuturistic projections of robabilities based upon the political, social and religious extrapolation of cultural mentifacts.
Excerpt
Excerpt from "We"
Time compounds and minutes become hours, which become days, then years. My vision lengthens and I gaze upon the face of time as a plain, stretching into the gray dimness of linear progression. The future and the past become one and the present is all there is as knowledge compounds upon itself, squaring the circle.
The chorus rises again, the voices urging me, coaxing and cajoling, pleading and screaming with anger and disgust, love and happiness, derision, exultation. Her Afrikan eyes are pools of muddy brown water and in their centers coil serpents, waiting patiently - their tails in their mouths - as the cycle begins anew. The pain of Elvira and her sister joins that of the multitudes, crying for justice.
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