Tevun-Krus #119 - AfroFuturism 2

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If you want to dive deeper into the genre of Afro- or Africa n Futurism, check out the following stories:

Our very own TK #76, Afro Futurism

Songs of Home by MbekoSifolo

A tale of fear versus hope, pain versus endurance, and a people lost in space, trying to find their way home.

The Heart of Ajs An'hlj by MbekoSifolo

Ajs An'hlj: the mother world of a space faring empire. The last stronghold of the H'ljari people in an increasingly destabilising intergalactic political climate. A brutal war has decimated their colonies, and the enemy is fast approaching the home world. But, an ancient secret lying in the heart of Ajs An'hlj could prove to be their last hope. 

Dat Ubuntu Nothing Drag by WilliamJJackson

Young Challie doesn't understand. America doesn't have guns. America doesn't have violence. At least, not since the Sixties. If you so much as throw a punch, no one sees you ever again. This is a world without human violence, what that means to those who survive a world without war, conflict, and sense. What you think, happens.

Challie wants to end the madness. America is bleak without force. Imagine it. But he has a calling, one that will find a new message in this near barren, mad, mad, mad United States.

Beyond the Mind by silly_vicki

Nigeria, year 2112. Bola wakes up in a lab, with only memories from the moments before his presumed death. Intended to be used as a weapon by the government, his modified body (and mind) is subjected to experiments.

Outside the lab, the government is still as corrupt as ever and there is unrest. Only a guild of journalists stand between the people and insanity. What happens when they discover an undocumented secret lab and the even more secret Bola?