Summary Bibliography: P. Djèlí Clark

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Author:
P. Djèlí Clark^?P. Djeli Clark
Author Record # 155198
Legal Name: Gabriel, Dexter
Birthplace: Queens, New York City, New York, USA
Birthdate: 11 June 1971
Language: English
Email: pdjeliclark@gmail.com
Webpages: Amazon.com, csfdb.scifi-wiki.com, Goodreads, history.uconn.edu, Locus, pdjeliclark.com, SFE, soundcloud.com, Twitter, Wikipedia-EN, WordPress
Used These Alternate Names: Phenderson Djèlí Clark, Djeli A. Clark, Djeli Clark,
P・ジェリ・クラーク^?P. Jeri Kurāku
P. Jeri Kurauku
Note: Locus has a birthdate of 1971-06-11; SFE has 1971-11-11. (The June date is confirmed as correct by the author's Twitter profile indicating that date is their birthdate.)
Author Tags: fantasy (14), historical fantasy (4), steampunk (4), science fiction (4), alternate history (4), historical (3), magic (3), speculative fiction (3), adventure (2), demonic possession (2), heroic fantasy (2), horror (2), Magazine (1), Haitian loas (1), djinns (1), race relations (1), Ku Klux Klan (1), Georgia (1), dark fantasy (1), African Americans (1) and 4 additional tags. View all tags for P. Djèlí Clark

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Awards Alphabetical Chronological

Fiction Series

Ministry of Alchemy
- A Dead Djinn in Cairo (2016) [SF]
- The Angel of Khan el-Khalili (2017) [SF]
- The Haunting of Tram Car 015 (2019) [SF]
- A Master of Djinn (2021)
- A Master of Djinn (2022) [C]

Collections

Les tambours du Dieu Noir suivi de L'étrange affaire du djinn du Caire^?Les tambours du Dieu Noir suivi de L'etrange affaire du djinn du Caire
[French] (2021)

Chapbooks

A Dead Djinn in Cairo (2016)
The Black God's Drums (2018)
The Haunting of Tram Car 015 (2019)
Ring Shout; or, Hunting Ku Kluxes in the End Times (2020)

Short Fiction

Shattering the Spear (2011)
Wings for Icarus (2011)
Skin Magic (2011) [also as by Djeli A. Clark]
What the Sea Wants (2012)
Men in Black (2013)
Ghost Marriage (2013)
With a Golden Risha (2015)
Redemption for Adanna (2016) [only as by Phenderson Djèlí Clark]
The Mouser of Peter the Great (2016)
The Things My Mother Left Me (2016)
The Paladin of Golota (2018) [only as by Djeli Clark]
The Secret Lives of the Nine Negro Teeth of George Washington (2018) [also as by Phenderson Djèlí Clark]
A Tale of Woe (2018)
Night Doctors (2018)
The Black God's Drums (2018)
Ring Shout; or, Hunting Ku Kluxes in the End Times (2020)
The Black God's Drums (excerpt) (2020)
The Haunting of Tram Car 015 (excerpt) (2021)
If the Martians Have Magic (2021)
A Master of Djinn (excerpt) (2021)

Essays

Black Empire: George Schuyler, Black Radicalism, and Dieselpunk (2013) [only as by Phenderson Djèlí Clark]
2017 in Review Part One (2018) with Nina Allan and Redfern Jon Barrett and Marina Berlin and Liz Bourke and Stephen Case and Matt Colborn and Rachel Cordasco and Alasdair Czyrnyj and Shannon Fay and Jaymee Goh and Mark Granger and Dan Hartland and Matt Hilliard and Erin Horáková
Imagining the Past: Speculative Fiction and the Recovering of Black History (2018) [only as by Phenderson Djèlí Clark]
Will I Live to See My Utopia? (2020)

Reviews

Speculative Blackness: The Future of Race in Science Fiction (2017) by André M. Carrington

Interviews with This Author

Author Spotlight: P. Djèlí Clark (Fantasy Magazine, December 2016) (2016) by Jeremy Sim
Interview: P. Djèlí Clark (2018) by Christian A. Coleman

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