Black Magic Women: Terrifying Tales by Scary Sisters
by Sumiko Saulson

Imagine horror where black characters aren’t all tropes and the first to die; imagine a world written by black sisters where black women and femmes are in the starring roles. From flesh-eating plants to flesh-eating bees; zombies to vampires to vampire-eating vampire hunters; ghosts, revenants, witches and werewolves, this book has it all. Cursed drums, cursed dolls, cursed palms, ancient spirits and goddesses create a nuanced world of Afrocentric and multicultural horror. Seventeen terrifying tales by seventeen of the scary sisters profiled in the reference guide 100 Black Women in Horror.

Includes the stories;

• “Appreciation” by Mina Polina,
• “Death Lines” by Nuzo Onoh,
• “Sweet Justice” by Kenesha Williams,
• “Bryannah and the Magic Negro” by Crystal Connor,
• “The Lost Ones” by Valjeanne Jeffers,
• “Tango of a TellTale Heart” by Sumiko Saulson,
• “Blood Magnolia” by Nicole Givens Kurtz,
• “Labor Pains” by Kenya Moss-Dyme,
• “Return to Me” by Lori Titus,
• “Here, Kitty!” by LH Moore,
• “Left Hand Torment” by R. J. Joseph,
• “Dark Moon’s Curse” by Delizhia Jenkins,
• “Killer Queen by Cinsearae S, Sisters” by Kai Leakes,
• “Black and Deadly” by Dicey Grenor,
• “Trisha and Peter” by Kamika Aziza,
• “Alternative(®) by” Tabitha Thompson, and
• “The Prizewinner” by Alledria Hurt.