Recently, I had the opportunity to be interviewed by the awesome and brilliant Gizelle, from For Colored Girls Book Club. They started the book club as a space dedicated to amplifying the voices of Black and brown female and non-binary writers in literature. I was over the moon to connect with her and answer questions about my book The Stars And The Blackness Between Them, queerness within the Caribbean, The Color Purple, Black diasporic vernaculars and more!

I love Onyx Pages and I love Njeri Damali Sojourner-Campbell, the sister who originated it! I was blessed to get to meet her on a magical bus ride in Detroit for a project with our homie adrienne maree brown. We bonded as Queer, Trini-Black-Diaspora Futurist nerds! She has been a such a beautiful champion of my book. Check out this video for a lovey-dovey and nerdy interview!

I had a wonderful and sweet conversation with Cameron Esposito about my book The Stars and the Blackness Between Them, and queer coming-of-age, now and in the 90s. Listen to our conversation on her podcast, Queery with Cameron Esposito!

I was interviewed by Justine Jones of MPLS/St. Paul Magazine about the inspiration for my play, Impact Theory of Mass Extinction, which is playing from now until June 26 at the Avalon Theater at the In The Heart of the Beast Theater.