Arc Dust
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Arc Dust is a collection of short fiction by Alex Smith that blends Afrofuturist speculation, experimental language, and spoken-word intensity to explore identity, memory, and political histories.
The stories often merge everyday urban settings with surreal, mythic, and temporal dislocations, centering marginalized experience and collective resistance.
Smith's background in performance and art infuses the prose with rhythmic cadences and vivid sensory detail, creating an immersive reading experience.
The collection includes 'Girls Who Look Through Glass' and other pieces that interrogate colonialism, grief, and the politics of culture through speculative frameworks.
Published by Rosarium Publishing in 2022, Arc Dust has been recognized within contemporary Black speculative fiction circles.
The stories often merge everyday urban settings with surreal, mythic, and temporal dislocations, centering marginalized experience and collective resistance.
Smith's background in performance and art infuses the prose with rhythmic cadences and vivid sensory detail, creating an immersive reading experience.
The collection includes 'Girls Who Look Through Glass' and other pieces that interrogate colonialism, grief, and the politics of culture through speculative frameworks.
Published by Rosarium Publishing in 2022, Arc Dust has been recognized within contemporary Black speculative fiction circles.
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