Nadine Tomlinson is an emerging Jamaican writer of Afro-Caribbean speculative fiction and poetry. Her short stories and poems have been featured on/published in Black Women Are Scary, Earth in Color, Lightspeed Magazine, Grist, and other places. She is keen on writing fiction and creative non-fiction pieces with themes that center and explore matrilineal relationships; Black women’s knowledge practices; and folklore, folk traditions, and eco-spirituality of the African Diaspora in Jamaican culture.
“I just knew there were stories I wanted to tell.”
OCTAVIA E. BUTLER
“I write for my ancestors, to honour them and keep our connection alive.”
NADINE TOMLINSON
Published Writings
The Metamorphosis of Marie Martin: Earth in Color, Lightspeed Magazine, Grist Imagine 2200
Hair/Her Emancipation: adda
What My Country Taught Me: The I In Politics: A Poetry Collection of Contemporary Voices
I, My Grandmother: Intersect Antigua
A Jamaican Ode to the Spring Equinox: Intersect Antigua
The Guardians: The Gold Anthology
Featured on
Black Women Are Scary (story soundscape)
Interviews
Climate Fiction Writers League
The Metamorphosis of Marie Martin Playlist
Contact
nadine@nadinetomlinson.com
NADINE TOMLINSON 