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LATEST ISSUES
Issue #13
3.99Welcome to the 4th year of FIYAH! Issue #13 is available in downloadable PDF, MOBI, and EPUB formats, and will be sent to you on completion of your purchase.
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Issue #12: CHAINS
$3.99The last issue of 2019 is available in downloadable PDF, MOBI, and EPUB formats, and will be emailed to you on completion of your purchase.
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Issue #11
$3.99The Summer 2019 issue is available in downloadable PDF, MOBI, and EPUB formats, and will be emailed to you on completion of your purchase.
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Issue #10: HAIR
3.99The Spring 2019 issue is available in downloadable PDF, MOBI, and EPUB formats, and will be emailed to you on completion of your purchase.
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REVIEWS
REVIEW: Black Girl Unlimited by Echo Brown
Review by: Kerine Wint TW: incest, pedophilia, abuse, sexual assault, rape “So I have many stories in my head to explain the world.” There’s a lot to be said about taking the plunge to write an autobiographical piece laced with sexual violence, abuse, drugs, and all the tragedies that plague black girls and women from […]
REVIEW: Riot Baby by Tochi Onyebuchi
Review by: Ro Moore Riot Baby by Tochi Onyebuchi is refreshingly relevant, painfully recognizable yet unequivocally original. The swift story pacing and gritty character development wrap its stark themes up in magic, mayhem, and the collective memory. This is a supernatural dystopian hellscape deeply rooted in a contemporary America. Blackness, in its many forms and […]
REVIEW: Queen of the Conquered by Kacen Callendar
Review by: Kerine Wint Kacen Callender didn’t write a historical fantasy novel. They didn’t write a slavery-centered novel for the sake of it. They wrote, in my humble opinion, a compelling, unprecedented tragic hero’s journey. If you’re going into this expecting a more generic fantasy that happens to take place in a slavery-centric world, then […]
