Everything Endless

Winner of the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Poetry A cosmic collaboration between Science Fiction & Fantasy Association Grand Master Linda D. Addison and visionary versifier Jamal Hodge, Everything Endless, sheds brilliant light in dark times. With themes of creation, cosmos, the macroscopic and the microscopic, this collection tells the story of life itself and expresses fervent hope for a more creative future. Working in conversation, with alternating poems, the authors blend their unique voices and styles into a symphony of startling images. Never forgetting their roots, these Black poets bring the rhythm of call and response alive across the page with the laser focus of 10,000 suns. Advance Praise "Through a gorgeous blend of science fiction and lyrical poetry, this collection delves into the deeper questions of reality, from the Big Bang's fiery birth to the quiet whispers of black hole blues."-Sheree Renée Thomas, 3x World Fantasy Award winner and author Sleeping Under the Tree of Life "Everything you need to understand the depth, complexity, beauty, and terror of dark poetry!"-Jonathan Maberry, NY Times bestselling author of The Dragon in Winter "...so profound as to encompass all the questions you've ever experienced about existence, reality, time travel and the ultimate meaning of it all."-Marge Simon, multiple Bram Stoker Award winner [The poets] "...wrestle with questions of cosmology, metaphysics, and our place in the universe. Their complementary views on black holes, matter, and mind glint like stars against a dark backdrop."-Mary Soon Lee, SFPA Grand Master, author of How to Navigate Our Universe "... an ambitious collaboration engaging big ideas with compact verses, sprawling from modest corners to the outermost regions we imagine today. Sometimes mathematical, sometimes whimsical, at times terrifying and profound..." -Bryan Thao Worra, author of American Laodyssey "I was utterly absorbed by this mind-blowing, mind-expanding, mind-altering world of all possibilities."-Kaaron Warren, author of The Underhistory "This is the kind of poetry collection that makes you wish you wrote poetry...Ethereal, otherworldly and mind-blowing!" -Tananarive Due, L.A. Times Book Prize winner, The Reformatory "...a literary gravitational force, drawing readers into the heart of existence and holding them there. Their words are the songs of the universe, the pulses of birth and decay captured in stardust and ink."-Maurice Broaddus, afrofuturist a