Spy thriller parody about an autistic Black man recruited to help a Black billionaire who fancies himself a Bond villain.
Review – A Storm of Swords
As a brutal civil war consumes the powerful houses of Westeros, an exiled queen secures an army of freed slaves, while an isolated brotherhood on a frozen wall stands as the final line of defense against an ancient supernatural apocalypse.
Review – The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho
The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho. Paterson Joseph. 2022. Historical fiction. Epistolary fiction. Bildungsroman. Delightful, fictionalized account of a real person who is thought to be the first black person to…
Review – How to Make a Slave
The author uses the historical narrative of Frederick Douglas as a jumping off point for a collection of essays that explore the complexities of racial identity, fatherhood, and creative expression as a Black man in modern America.
Review – Winter’s Bone
A gritty 16-year-old girl must track down her missing, meth-cooking father through the dangerous Ozark backwoods or risk losing her family home and everything—little as it is—they have left.