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E. Young

E. Young is a small town horror and sci-fi author that also talks about media and subcultures a whole lot. Full of wholesome pop culture references. Owns a multitude of cats and probably wants to talk to you about a movie or a band you've never heard of. Queer and never on the binary. Can also be found at Bright Nightmares or on the Twitter machine @xenoxands.

Stories By E. Young

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FanCon Fallout: When Community Fails And Divides Us

By E. YoungMay 5, 2018

Editor’s Note: The views here are based on the experiences of the author. The news about...

E. Young

Stories By E. Young

Art

FanCon Fallout: When Community Fails And Divides Us

News

Does The CW Have an Anti-black Problem?

Books

Lil’ Kim Announces Memoir Book To Drop In November

News

Marvel Entertainment and VIZ Media Strike Deal

News

Queen Latifah’s ‘The Equalizer’ Gets Renewed For A Second Season

Books

Should Blerds Continue To Support DC Comics and Warner Brothers?

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Death Note: Does Attacking Criminals Make A Better World?

Books

Read the First Chapter of THE LOVE CON by Seressia Glass

Books

REMEMBERING THE BLACK EXPRESSIONS BOOK CLUB

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Everything You Need To Know About Nubia

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Win A Free Copy of Black Sci-Fi Short Stories From Flame Tree Publishing

Culture

Black Lightning Ends, No Painkiller… So That’s It Then?

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Queen Latifah’s ‘The Equalizer’ Gets Renewed For A Second Season

Books

Should Blerds Continue To Support DC Comics and Warner Brothers?

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Book Covers We Love That Are Debuting In March

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‘Yes, Absolutely’ Yetide Badaki Says To Rumors Of Her Wanting To Play Storm

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These non-Black beauty fans are attacking a Black-owned beauty brand over their packing and marketing

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Billy Dee Williams embraces gender fluidity and uses him and her pronouns

Culture

These are the must-have mods you need to make your Black Sims slap

Culture

As ‘OnlyKlans’ Trends On Twitter, Now Is A Good Time To Discuss Race Play