Nailah Moon 🇸🇸🏳️‍🌈

@nailahmoon.bsky.social

💙 I write Sci-Fi , Fantasy, Eco-fiction and Horror. Artist, DJ and so much more Abolition+ Afrofuturism + Food Sovereignty #thereareblackpeopleinthefuture _ 💙 Clarion 2026, Charles R Saunders SFF 2025 Prize Winner, RWW 2023 Alumni

I refuse to do anything zoom related until the workshops I signed up and instead WILL be engaging in my archival work,finishing critiques owed, painting, reading, and getting back into my community work. Living life and going outside helps me a lot with perspective that help me edit my work

You were definitely missed but appreciate the intentions 💃🏿✨ your support through our week together was super helpful!! Thanks for giving us a week out of your life!!

David Thomas Moore@dtmooreeditor.bsky.social · 3d ago

Adding my own apology to the students of @clarionwest.bsky.social '26 - I'd intended to attend, but I hit a travel snag, and was driving back from a day trip in the Cotswolds when it happened. Hope the day went smoothly, and my huge congratulations to you all.

Cyanotype workshop today!!! Very late present for Leo who always wanted to learn about how to do this. This was created in 1843 and was invented as a way to mass produce prints but now is an analog art form that I'm really fascinated by. Photo of bringing the color below 👇🏿

😭❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much Indra, it was so amazing meeting you and listening to your feedback

Indrapramit Das@indrapramitdas.bsky.social · 3d ago

To the students of @clarionwest.bsky.social 2026, I just realised that I missed your graduation because I thought it was today & not yesterday! I'm so sorry, and just wanted to say that it was such an honour reading & discussing your stories, & getting to know your talented, inspiring selves.

I can vouch for Archita, who recently lost her father to cancer & is the sole caregiver for her mother who's also suffering from cancer & needs extensive and very costly treatment. She's all alone and struggling to bear the costs. Please share widely & donate if you can:

Archita Mittra@architamittra.bsky.social · last wk.

Neither my physical nor mental health is great, but I'm NOT giving up. I urgently need funds for our healthcare, so please circulate/donate if you can, and if you're able to help out in any other way, pls DM. You can donate via Gpay/UPI QR code (if you're in India) or ko-fi: Ko-fi.com/architamittra

I think i got another scene I can add to my novel ☺️ This workshop was solid and so so helpful! Down below is the section I wrote thinking about how Tku, one of my POV characters, will explore the ecological world and impact of climate change thousands of years in the future. Rough draft so be easy!

Comrades what day is it today? And for the rest of the month? It's fucking Black August! Let's get empowered in study from the gifts our siblings have given applying their intellects & imaginations to our Black struggle & stand with all our fighters, those behind bars, those in the streets! 🖤🖤🖤

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A BREATH OF STRANGE (2016) Acrylic on Canvas Board - 8” x 10” While I’m standing nose-to-artwork painting little details, I try to avoid having a big clumsy palette in my way. I’ll grab one of the little canvas or masonite panels I use for comps and mix paints on that. 1/4

A blue alien woman wearing an ornate butterfly-wing headdress leans forward while resting weight on one knee in a crouch. One hand is steadying her on the ground while the other—comprised of 3 fingers and a thumb—is held back with fingers splayed. Her mouth parts in a breath. Her skin is a cool contrast to the muddy yellows and oranges of the light suffusing an alien sky.