FIYAH Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction, Issue #16, Autumn 2020: Joy
(By DaVaun Sanders)
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Letter from the Editor
PROSE
Interstate Africana
WC Dunlap // 2487 words
Travelers converge on a plane where time and space are mere suggestions and the souls of Black folk are eternal. Hear the drums, tell your stories, and find healing before your next life begins.
Silver Door Diner
Bishop Garrison // 4714 words
A woman working in a sleepy diner is cast out of her routine by a mysterious child's warning of an impending cataclysm.
Paid in Full
Sarah A. Macklin // 4226 words
No one throws rent parties anymore, or at least that's what Keisha believed before her little brother appears in her struggling shop, imbued with an explained, golden glow.
That Which Smells Bad
Aline-Mwezi Niyonsenga // 2846 words
Catching ghosts isn't just a summer job for Gladys, the work anchors her to a family and culture that shuns her. So much more than an evening's pay is at stake when her latest ghost decides to run.
Ambrosia
Margaret Saunders // 4544 words
An artist struggling to rediscover herself while providing elder care for her aunt begins receiving premonitions after an impromptu visit to a psychic.
POETRY
In Retrograde
Billimarie Lubiano Robinson
Paradise
Jarred Thompson
Tiny instances of Black girl magick
Nia June”
