C'est David Anthony Durham vient d'annoncer la sortie prochaine d'une anthologie réservée aux auteurs Afro. 

Voici la présentation : 

AfroSF is the first ever anthology of Science Fiction by African writers only that was open to submissions from African writers all across Africa and abroad. 

Contributors are: 
‘Moom!’Nnedi Okorafor 
‘HomeAffairs’ Sarah Lotz 
‘FiveSets of Hands’ Cristy Zinn 
‘NewMzansi’ Ashley Jacobs 
‘Azania’Nick Wood 
‘Notesfrom Gethsemane’ Tade Thompson 
‘PlanetX’ Sally Partridge 
‘TheGift of Touch’ Chinelo Onwualu 
‘TheForeigner’ Uko Bendi Udo 
‘AngelSong’ Dave-Brendon Burgh 
‘TheRare Earth’ Biram Mboob 
‘Terms& Conditions Apply’ Sally-Ann Murray 
‘Heresy’Mandisi Nkomo 
‘ClosingTime’ Liam Kruger 
‘MasqueradeStories’ Chiagozie Fred Nwonwu 
‘TheTrial’ Joan De La Haye 
‘BrandyCity’ Mia Arderne 
‘Ofe!’Rafeeat Aliyu 
‘Clawsand Savages’ Martin Stokes 
‘ToGaze at the Sun’ Clifton Gachagua 
‘Proposition23’ (Novelette) Efe Okogu 

“This is a book of subtle refractions and phantasmic resonances. The accumulated reading effect is one of deep admiration at the exuberance of the twenty-first century human imagination.” — A. Igoni Barrett, author of Love is Power, Or Something Like That“The stories in AfroSF feature all the things fans of science fiction expect: deep space travel, dystopian landscapes, alien species, totalitarian bureaucracy, military adventure, neuro-enhanced nightlife, artificial intelligence, futures both to be feared and longed for. At once familiar and disarmingly original, these stories are fascinating for the diversity of voices at play and for the unique perspective each author brings to the genre. This is SF for the Twenty-first Century.” — David Anthony Durham, Campbell Award winning author of The Acacia Trilogy.“I’d like the repurpose the title of an old anthropological study to describe this fine new anthology: ‘African Genesis.’ The stories in this unprecedented, full-spectrum collection of tales by African writers must surely represent, by virtue of their wit, vigor, daring, and passion, the genesis of a bright new day for Afrocentric science fiction. The contributors here are utterly conversant with all SF subgenres, and employ a full suite of up-to-date concepts and tools to convey their continent-wide, multiplex, idiosyncratic sense of wonder. With the publication of this book, the global web of science fiction is strengthened and invigorated by the inclusion of some hitherto neglected voices.” — Paul Di Filippo, co-author Science Fiction: The 101 Best Novels 1985-2010.Here's that Goodreads Page for the book, if you want to sign up to follow it. 
Just wanted to direct your attention to a forthcoming anthology that I hope is of interest to you. I had the pleasure of reading an early copy and offering a blurb. (See below) It's called AfroSF, and here's the info: 

AfroSF is the first ever anthology of Science Fiction by African writers only that was ope to submissions from African writers all across Africa and abroad.