“It's Black Speculative Fiction Month! This month we celebrate the Black Fantastic by supporting our creators and their events throughout the Diaspora! If you've never read a Sword and Soul, Steamfunk, Afrofuturism, Africanfuturism, African Fantasy, Science Fiction, Paranormal, Urban Fantasy, Horror book or graphic novel by a Black author, this is your month.

but I've been busyĪt any rate I've categories most of the book I have on AALBC using the BISAC codes and hyper linked your message as shown below:

#Horror #Steamfunk used your quote in the newsletter I'm mailing in the morning. As Mona races to unravel the clues to save Monterrey, she finds herself caught up in a terrifying plot to change the very face of North America. But when they realize that the killer may not be human, Mona Livelong, a young paranormal detective, is brought in to help solve the case. Hard-boiled, homicide detectives Curtis Dubois and Harold Lowe are assigned to the case. Aided by her on again off again lover and possibly the coolest, hippest ghost in the spirit world, Mona attempts to track down a killer, while uncovering a dangerous conspiracy.'Ī serial killer is snuffing out the lives of affluent people of color in Monterrey, North America. Besides possessing vast knowledge of all things paranormal-related, Mona is also a gifted sorceress. Because these crimes bear a taint of the supernatural, Mona's services are enlisted. In her latest offering, Mona Livelong: Paranormal Detective, prominent men of color have been murdered in the city of Monterrey. She has taken three ingredients, steampunk, horror, and alternate history, blended them together and created a scrumptious main course of thrills, excitement, and suspense.

Steamfunk! by Milton J. Davis