- Author: Mame Bougouma Diene Author Record # 222879
- Legal Name: Diene, Mame Bougouma
- Birthplace: USA
- Birthdate: 18 September 1979
- Language: English
- Webpages: strangehorizons.com, X/Twitter
- Used These Alternate Names: Mame Diene
- Author Tags: African speculative fiction (8), horror (5), fantasy (1), ecological disaster (1), overpopulation (1), Bread and circuses (1), virtual reality (1), science fiction (1), urban legend (1), magical realism (1)
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Collections Magazine Editor Series
- Omenana
- Omenana - 2021 (2021) with Iquo DianaAbasi and Mazi Nwonwu [also as by Iquo DianaAbasi and Mame Diene and Mazi Nwonwu]
- Omenana - 2022 (2022) with Iquo DianaAbasi and Mazi Nwonwu
- The Horse of War (2015)
- The Broken Nose (2015) [only as by Mame Diene]
- Hell Freezes Over (2015)
- Night Child (2016)
- Mermaids in Cape Town (2016)
- Beats, Bones, & Brisket (2017)
- Le Migrant Volant [French] (2017)
- Underworld 101 (2017)
- A Contest of Farts—The Ballad of Faransoye Biram Ngor (2017)
- Black and Gold (2018)
- Fistulas (2018)
- Popobawa (2018)
- The Whores, the Dealer and the Diamond (2018)
- Ogotemmeli's Song (2018)
- Another Day in the Desert (2019)
- The Last of Her Kind (2019)
- The Satellite Charmer (2020)
- Lekki Lekki (2020)
- Confessions of a Sex Addicted Dragon (2021) [only as by Mame Diene]
- E Pluribus Unum (2021)
- A Soul of Small Places (2022) with Woppa Diallo
- Mame Coumba Lambaye's Stinky Pinky (2023)
- Sandscript (2017)
- Editorial (Omenana)
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism: Afro-Brazilian Speculative Fiction (2019)
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism: The Pitfalls of Lazy Publishing (2020)
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism - The Gollum in Me (2020)
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism - Searching for an African Soul (2021)
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism: Decolonizing Stargate (Part One) (2021)
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism: Decolonizing Stargate (Part Two) (2022)
- The Myriad Drumbeats of Afrofuturism: Who Is an Afrofuturist? Answers from (African) Francophone Authors (2022)