I’m an emerging storyteller from Jamaica who enjoys writing uncanny Caribbean tales. My inspiration stems from my family’s stories, Jamaican culture, history, & current events, and the folklore & eco-spirituality of the Caribbean and the Americas.

“I just knew there were stories I wanted to tell.”

OCTAVIA E. BUTLER
A Black woman (me) is holding Kei Miller's Fear of Stones and Other Stories in front of her face. From her short Afro to her eyes and most of her fingers are visible.

Published Writings

Hair/Her Emancipation: adda print magazine: Thematic Collections © 2023 and contributors

Sonnet for Birds: Strange Horizons

The Metamorphosis of Marie Martin: Earth in ColorLightspeed Magazine, Grist Imagine 2200

Hair/Her Emancipation: adda

What My Country Taught MeThe I In Politics: A Poetry Collection of Contemporary Voices 

I, My GrandmotherIntersect Antigua

A Jamaican Ode to the Spring EquinoxIntersect Antigua

The GuardiansThe Gold Anthology

Featured on

Black Women Are Scary (story soundscape)

Interviews

Black Women Are Scary

 Climate Fiction Writers League

 Grist

Contact

nadinestorying@gmail.com

Connect

Playlist Inspo: Black Speculative Writing

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