Afromantasy™

Afromantasy Tales™

Where Myth Dares to Dream — A New Lore for a Stolen Future

Afromantasy is not escapism — it is return, reimagination, and insurgent memory. It is what happens when ancestral power meets speculative vision, when the gods rise again not only in shrines but in stories. The Afromantasy Projects™ are a literary and mythopoetic rebellion: daring to imagine the Africa that could have been, had it never been plundered, enslaved, or carved up.

This is not Afrofuturism alone. This is mythology reborn in dream.

These projects extend and unfurl the codices of African memory, creating new worlds rooted in old truths — places of resistance, restoration, and radiant Black becoming.

Core Works Include:

• The Canopy of Jewels – an enchanted forest saga where design is divine, and nature wears its own memory in gold

• The Relikas – new consequence deities formed in the wake of rupture, mythic beings born of absence, pressure, and need

• The Return of Lord Sennan – an epic of light magic, betrayal, and re-forged loyalty

• Nature Wears Adornment – a lyrical world where every tree is a keeper of memory and every blossom a bearer of code

• The Shadow Canopy – where oracles speak in moss and fugitives carve freedom through vine and shadow.

Afromantasy is a genre of reclamation. It builds bridges between the Afrodeities Codex™ and future myth. It dares to ask:
What would Africa have dreamed if it had never been interrupted?

And:

What can we dream now, with the memory that remains?