Weird Black Girls

In "Weird Black Girls," Philip K. Dick Award finalist Elwin Cotman presents a captivating collection of seven stories that delve into the complexities of living while Black, combining literary fiction with fantastical elements. Each tale unfolds in a distinct setting—from an authoritarian tree in a rural town to eerie occurrences at a Mexican restaurant—where characters grapple with their obsessions amid surreal twists of reality. Through his imaginative and sometimes humorous storytelling, Cotman reveals profound truths about friendship, love, and betrayal, creating a thought-provoking and engaging experience for readers.