Sacrilege. The violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred. Mofo Pubs presents thirteen tales that traverse the forbidden territory between the sacred and the profane.

Sacrilege: A Literary Erotica Anthology (Mofo Pubs Presents) (Volume 3)

Literature & Fiction

Emuakpor, J. S.

Mill, T.C.

Leong, Annabeth

Marlo, Parker

Foxe, VK

Prozorova, Val

Blue, Zac

Brenig Jones, Rhidian

Colas, Lise

Erotica

Mugwump Press

A varied collection of distinct voices. 
Afrocentric Books presents twelve tales that will transport you from Regency England to Post-Apocalyptic Africa. From the lofty branches of a mythical tree to the depths of the underworld, Afromyth explores fantastical worlds through the eyes of characters of indigenous African descent. 
In Kenya, a man transforms into a lion, while in the antebellum United States, women transform into birds. Spring forward to the present and find a leprechaun in Alabama. And somewhere, in another world, a woman communes with a goddess. 
Each story is unique.Each story is a step away from mainstream Speculative Fiction. Journey into an adventure of epic proportions, as authors of various cultural backgrounds unite under an Afrocentric theme. This collection promises something for everyone.

AfroMyth Volume1: A Fantasy Collection

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Pyne, James

Duckworth, Darrel

Tern, Clive

Byrne, Sarah L.

Buis, Lela E.

Sankofa, Brittney

St. Could, Mallory

Priest, Gary

Jones, N.D.

Fantasy

Afrocentric

Precolonial West Africa against a backdrop of gods and magic.
“Emuakpor craftily weaves fascinating characters, facts, and folklore together into a riveting adventure steeped in African culture.” —Publisher's Weekly
“A smashing tale of war, love, magic and gods, with seriously strong female characters.” —Ragdoll Reads UK
Amina is heir apparent to the throne of Zazzau and must prove herself worthy of the crown. As foreign invaders close in on them, she is the only thing standing between her people and their destruction. Caught in a web of prophecies and intrigue, she must defend Zazzau, but cannot do so if she wants to prevent the future that was foretold. She did not seek war; it found her. Unwilling to be the plaything of gods or men and determined to take control of her own destiny, she tracks down the god of war himself. But has her destiny already been written? Can she choose her own fate? And can she protect her kingdom, no matter what price she must ultimately pay? Because, gods always want something in return.
Queen of Zazzau chronicles the journey of real-life West African queen, Amina of Zazzau. The Songhai Empire is waning. While the Kanem-Bornu still dominate a vast swath of the African continent, smaller kingdoms are rising to prominence through conquest and expansion. Foreign invasion is imminent and Amina must defend her people. Does she have the power to protect their sovereignty or will she lead her people to their downfall?Mature content

Queen of Zazzau

United States

Afrocentric Books presents the second installment in the Afromyth Fantasy Series. These fourteen stories will take you from the American antebellum South, where an African god searches for his voice, to the far-flung future, where a caravan of ships makes harbor in a Saharan sea. With the help of ancestral magic, a young boy learns what it takes to be a warrior, while a young girl learns to be a goddess. Afromyth Volume 2 is an eclectic collection of tales whose fantasy themes run the gamut from romance to horror, including stories of a healer who unlocks an ancient power, a woman who rides the gods, and a god who rides a bike. Explore new worlds through the eyes of characters of indigenous African descent.

Afromyth Volume 2: A Fantasy Collection

Berger, Michele Tracy

Kurtz, Nicole Givens

Tyrer, DJ

Mellon, Michelle

Robertson-Webb, Alanna

Cho, Michael W.

Cox, T. W.

Afrocentric Books

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