Writing a full-length novel is a trial by fire. Here’s what Blackwarren Senior Editor David M. DeMar learned during the process.

In our continuing exploration of Dragon culture in the Argent City, let’s delve into what any nervous draconic parent might feel upon sending their hatchling to Allora University!

Positive Queer representation in anime and manga is sometimes lacking. Not so in Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury.

Blackwarren Books recently spoke out in solidarity with the decision of the WGA to strike. Today, as SAG-AFTRA has joined the WGA in striking, we reiterate our support.

Earlier this week, Blackwarren founder Vaughn R. Demont shared the first half of his advice on his writing process. Today, here’s the rest.

Blackwarren Books is proud to announce our next roundtable discussion to be recorded live on Saturday, July 8th for our Allora Public Radio podcast!

Novelist and essayist Jesmyn Ward is one of the strongest voices for not just People of Color but for queer POC today.

"The Memory Librarian" by Janelle Monáe is a must read for anyone looking for incredible queer afrofuturist storytelling.

Samuel R. Delany is a giant of science fiction. His stories both push the envelope and serve as a textbook for Queer Black SF.

NK Jemisin’s “The City We Became”, is a paragon of intersectional genre fiction. Here’s why it’s a must-read.

Hope springs eternal in the biopunk subgenre, which is just one of the ways it's different than its older sibling cyberpunk.

Steampunk and dieselpunk have much in common with cyberpunk, but they’re also very different. Here’s what you should know about these interrelated subgenres!

As a science-fiction genre, cyberpunk has always resonated with marginalized communities. There’s a good reason for that.

This week, we’re highlighting “Punk’s Not Dead”, Blackwarren’s upcoming science fiction anthology! To start, we’ll discuss what the “punk” suffix actually means in SF.