Ayize Jama Everett News Today

Ayize Jama-Everett is coming over from Oakland to Boston on Wednesday March 27 for a showing of his documentary, A Table of Our Own: A Documentary About Black People and Psychedelics. I'll put the trailer below. Since we don’t do events at Book Moon, I've set up an informal drop-in with him to sign books this coming

We published Ayize Jama-Everett's 4th and final Liminal novel, Heroes of an Unknown World, a year ago today. Good and thoughful review by Jenny Hamilton just recently popped up on Strange Horizons: The decision is shocking, and it highlights one of the key themes of the book: we are all imperfect, broken, compromised. The salvation

In 2023 we (only) published four books and I'm happy to see three of them are on the Locus Recommended Reading list. The one title missing is Ayize Jama-Everett's series capper Heroes of an Unknown World—at least The Last Count of Monte Cristo, his great Afrofuturist graphic novel, is listed. As ever, congratulations to everyone

Our distro's nice, fast Indiepubs site — where you can get books from 100+ indie publishers — has a ton of our books at 50% off for one week. The discount is automagically added in cart as per the screenshots below and shipping is free for orders over $40.

FanFiAddict posted an interview with Ayize Jama-Everett on the closing up of his Liminals shop with the publication of the final Liminal novel, Heroes of an Unknown World. (Start the first novel here.) That was four novels written over 10+ years with which cover more ground than expected: time travel, racism, slavery, inequality, family: blood

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Coming mid-May but online early while being built . . . Ok, here's the deal, see. I'm still lying around, see. I don't get out as much anymore, see. Just like last year (and the year before) I didn't get to AWP this spring and I'm not going to the Brooklyn Book Festival or WisCon