Afro-centered futurisms in our speculative fiction / edited by Eugen Bacon.

Afrocentric Futurisms-The Case for an Inclusive Expression, Nigeria/Canada / Suyi Okungbowa
Cosmologies and Languages Building Africanfuturism, South Africa/UK / Stephen Embleton
An Afrofuturistic Dystopia and the Afro-irreal, Tanzania/Australia / Eugen Bacon
The Power of African Spirituality in Africanfuturism, Nigeria/UK / Nuzo Onoh
Black-Futurisms Vs. Systems of Domination, Kenya / Shingai Njeri Kagunda
Faith and Fantasy-Afrofuturist and Africanfuturist Spirituality, Ghana / Cheryl S. Ntumy
Queer Imaginings in Africanfuturism Inspired by African History, South Africa/Finland / Xan van Rooyen
Afrofuturism and Exploring Cultural Identity as a Process of Becoming, Rwanda/Australia / Aline-Mwezi Niyonsenga
Fabulist Imaginings in Tales of the Dark and Fantastic, Nigeria/USA / Tobi Ogundiran
A Vision for Direct Democracy in Yat Madit, Uganda / Dilman Dila
A Gaze At Post-Colonial Themes That Re-Envision Africa, South Africa / Nerine Dorman
Denouement: Autoethnography-the Self-As-Research, Eugen Bacon, Tanzania/Australia / Eugen Bacon.