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'Moon Witch, Spider King' is a rare sequel that is better than its predecessor - Vimarsana News

'Moon Witch, Spider King' is a rare sequel that is better than its predecessor

Black Leopard, Red Wolf, the first book in Marlon James' Dark Star Trilogy, was one of those novels that broke my brain in the best possible way.

Source: bpr.org
'Moon Witch, Spider King' is a rare sequel that is better than its predecessor - Vimarsana News

'Moon Witch, Spider King' is a rare sequel that is better than its predecessor

Black Leopard, Red Wolf, the first book in Marlon James' Dark Star Trilogy, systematically dismantles the known foundations of epic fantasy. This sequel once again shatters expectations.

'Moon Witch, Spider King' is a rare sequel that is better than its predecessor - Vimarsana News

'Moon Witch, Spider King' is a rare sequel that is better than its predecessor

Black Leopard, Red Wolf, the first book in Marlon James' Dark Star Trilogy, was one of those novels that broke my brain in the best possible way.

Source: ktep.org
Marlon James' 'Moon Witch, Spider King' is better than the first in the trilogy : NPR - Vimarsana News

Marlon James' 'Moon Witch, Spider King' is better than the first in the trilogy : NPR

Black Leopard, Red Wolf, the first book in Marlon James' Dark Star Trilogy, systematically dismantles the known foundations of epic fantasy. This sequel once again shatters expectations.

Source: npr.org
"Representation doesn't just mean heroes. We need the villains as well." - Vimarsana News

"Representation doesn't just mean heroes. We need the villains as well."

Marlon James discusses writing realistic Black characters, being inspired by African folktales, and why we don’t have to let go of the world of make-believe to tell serious stories.