Davida Kilgore

Aug 15, 2023 | fantasy-magazine.com | Christie Yant |Davida Kilgore

i. It takes a Black woman to tell the truth about another Black woman, whether she likes that woman or not. If the woman in question is loved, the story reaches mythological heights, she could do no wrong, she was brown skinned and beautiful, intelligent, had all her faculties and her teeth, all the men and women of the neighborhood called her by a term of endearment, which is how Medea morphed into Ma’Dear.

Aug 1, 2023 | fantasy-magazine.com | Christie Yant |Arley Sorg |Joshua Lim |Davida Kilgore

August 2023 (Issue 94) In this issue of Fantasy Magazine: Short stories by Davida Kilgore (“My Dear, My Love”), Hana Lee (“Bari and the Resurrection Flower”); flash fiction by Joshua Lim (“Voices of the Kings”) and B. Pladek (“The Runners”); poetry by Ubong Johnson (“Kumbaya”) and Marie Brennan (“Damnatio Memoriea”); and an essay by AT Greenblatt.