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"Teeth" (TV pilot)
It’s been a year since the attack that killed her girlfriend and derailed her life, and American born Maritza Rodriguez has finally gotten the hang of being a Lycan. Thanks to the guidance of fellow Lycan Manuela, they've already begun the takeover of the American sweatshop where they work. But the takeover is the easy part. Its convincing resident monster hunters Violeta and Eloisa De La Sol to come on board, that’s going to take some time. Or take their lives. |
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"Luz," a supernatural short story, is available on Midnight & Indigo, the literary magazine dedicated to short stories and narrative essays by Black female writers.
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"Freya" (Dark Sci-fi short screenplay)
12-year-old Kwan and his father Alex, are not coping well with their recent loss. The hope is that the grief-bot (Freya) will help them through the five stages of grief, as promised. But when Kwan develops an intense connection with their AI, Alex must face unprecedented obstacles in order to heal his family. |
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"Affordable Housing" (Horror short screenplay)
Constance moves into a suspiciously affordable apartment inhabited by socially challenged roommate, Hailey. But when the truth of Hailey's strange behavior is revealed both women must fight for their apartment. And their lives. |
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"Ella's Children", a zombedy about women's work.
Directed by Richard Paro Produced by Indie Boots Theater Festival "Sleepover Stories", a series of integrated vignettes that explore second class citizenship through horror and sci-fi. Directed by Courtney Harge. Presented by The New Brooklyn Theater reading series "Sleepover Stories", an audio series exploring second class citizenship through horror and sci-fi storytelling, Based on the staged play of the same name, the work is a Hartbeat Ensemble production. |
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Octavia City celebrates Afrofuturism and the legacy of author Octavia Butler (1947–2006) in April with a series of shows dedicated to original stories and performances.
Curated and performed by Black Tribbles, the Philly based radio show on sci-fi, comic books, videos games, cartoons and more. “Too Cool to be Geeks, Too Cute to be Nerds; we are Black Tribbles”. Listen here to excerpts from Sleepover Stories |
