PJ Manney
American writer of speculative fiction
Born
September 29th, 1964
60 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A writer specializing in speculative fiction, focusing on themes of futurism and technology. Work includes novels such as 'All the Dark We Will Not See' and 'The Afrofuturist Misfit'. Contributions to anthologies and numerous essays showcase exploration of complex social issues through a speculative lens. Engaged in discussions at various literary events, including panels and workshops, emphasizing the importance of diverse voices in the genre.
Wrote 'All the Dark We Will Not See'
Contributed to multiple speculative fiction anthologies
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