Jeff Carroll has a story in GENESIS SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE ISSUE #2

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Jeff Carroll has a story in GENESIS SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE ISSUE #2

December 2011, Jeff Carroll is proud to have his story The Screaming in The Black Science Fiction Society’s second issue of Geneses Science fiction magazine. This issue we will have interviews and stories from the likes of: Rashida Lovely, Edward Uzzle, A. Jarrell Hayes, Ronald Jones, Cecil Washington, Ra’Chaun Rogers, Tananarive Due, Adamu Waziri, Valjeanne Jeffers, Charles Saunders, H. Wolfgang Porter and Jeff Carroll.

The Screaming! tells the story of Rafael Mendoza a student at Ben York Medical College who is studying to be a Naturopathic doctor. Ben York located in Monument City, is plagued with teen violence and is divided on how to deal with it. The arguments between natural and scientific solutions become a prominent debate. Rafael believes that diet can address every human ailment is unable to convince his girlfriend Aubrey (a Biological Chemistry student) that her belief in “The all solving vaccine” is a bad solution. After being attacked by a group of youth Rafael finds himself infected by Lycanthrophy and becomes the most violent creature of them all a Werewolf. Now, his knowledge of food and vegetarian lifestyle is put to the ultimate test as he is forced to control his beast within which is affectionately known as the screaming.

Genesis Science Fiction Magazine has long been a project that needed to be undertaken. Black people should have avenues to unapologetically share and showcase their thoughts, dreams, and aspirations. Black Science Fiction Society’s flagship publication will stay true to our goal to create, highlight, celebrate and develop black science fiction, speculative fiction, fantasy & horror. This publication is bimonthly.

Jeff Carroll lives in South Florida with his wife and son. He is a writer, a filmmaker and owner of Hip Hop Comix N Flix (www.hhcnf.blogspot.com). He has written and produced 2 films, 2 comic books, and currently shopping it first novel. His second film Gold Digger Killer won 3 awards and was released by Warner Bros Home Video in 2007. His first book 20 Soul Questions for a better relationship was self published in 2003. In 2010 he won a Science Fiction short story, which was published in the anthology Bloodlines Tales From The African Diaspora DreamDeep LLC. In addition to his writings Jeff Carroll is the first Hip Hop dating coach and he speaks to college and high school students about healthy dating. He is currently finishing up a Hip Hop relationship book. Follow him on Facebook he’s always posting something good or visit his weekly blog at http://blogs.realhealthmag.com and his column on www.GrownHeadz.com.

BlackScienceFictionSociety.com was created to highlight, celebrate and develop black science fiction, speculative fiction, fantasy & horror. With over 1834 members it is the largest group of Black Science fiction lovers. The manifesto and the master plan of this project is to provide growth in these much need areas. BSFS wants to provide a focal point for the genre of Black science fiction, produce anthologies, magazines and comics to build awareness and a platform for Black scifi writers authors. It is also designed to facilitate the development for movies, animation films and toys. Overall BSFS should create a system of recognition for creators of black science fiction which will be a self perpetuating system by which black science fiction and grow and thrive.

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My top ten for two thousand and ten 2010

Since I am a filmmaker and I go to the movies 3 times a month I offermy top ten for two thousand and ten 2010 .

Kickass. The best Nicholas Cage film ever. Go comic book stories.
Predators. I can’t wait for the sequel.
Repo Men. This is scifi the way I like it. Action and prediction.
Iron Man 2. Good story and good action. I don’t need to see part 3.
Why did I get married. Go Tyler. My girl Tasha Smith may not do it in other films but she owns this series.
Takers. A good Black action film from some good come up indy filmmakers. Makes me want to make another film.
Crazies. I love Zombies in a good story.
The Book of Eli. May not have loved the ending but the put the Bible in a good place on the shelf next to the Quran. I Black man made it through the Apocalypse. Next we go to space!
Unstoppable. Denzel is the Gotdamn best. Who else could make a movie about a speeding train enjoyable.
Salt. I like this film to encourage more action films for women. This was real action not like Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Brooklyn’s finest. I love the cast. Glad they stopped with one twist at the end and not as many as the Departed.
Shriek forever after. Go Eddie. They can’t out do the first but this is pretty damn close.
Wolfman. I like this film because I’m tired of vampires getting so much attention. Werewolfs aren’t big dogs. Curse you True Blood and Twilight.
Edge of Darkness. Mel Gibson is a good actor in my book. This is a good film. I need to talk to him about all of the racist comments.
Let me in. Who is this full lip little girl Chloe Moretz. I like her. I just hope she doesn’t do some sexy type picture. Stay away perverts of Hollywood.


Honorable mentions in no particular order.
Machete. I wish I would have seen this in the theater to enjoy the audience reactions.

Daybreakers Good new breath in the vampire genre but the ending was wack. I would have loved to see more fight hungry vampires.

Sex in the City 2. I enjoyed this movie with my wife. Props to Kristen Davis for showing some skin in Couple retreat. If she would have doe that in Sex in the City 2 I would have had in my top ten. Lol.

Harry Potter and the deathly hollows part 1. I’m not a Harry Potter fan but I’m glad the wizard is still entertaining his fans. Maybe I get into the Potter films later in life.

Lottery Ticket. I like Brandon Jackson and I’m glad they are making black comedies without being slapstick buffoonery.

Faster. Man what happen to my man The Rock. This film was good but he was too buff for no reason. We never got to see him use his muscle.

For Colored Girls. I felt this was a very important movie and I wrote a entire blog about it. Go Tyler Perry glad his able to make serious films. I would have love to see a documentary about the play and film with men involved in the discussion. I don’t even think Oprah hosted a discussion on the subject.

Splice. I almost forgot this film came out deliberately. This is the most disturbing film I’ve seen in a long time. The sad thing is I took my (7yr old) son and my nephew (10) and niece (8) joined us. I’m mad at myself for supporting it but we (Americans) asked for a film like this. Always wanting filmmakers to push the envelope well Splice is my limit. Borderline porn and nasty erotica. Never again. But scifi none the less.


Movie that owe me my money back
The Last Airbender. If I ever run into M Knight Shyamalan I think I might have to be pulled away. That is my favorite cartoon. WTF!
Skyline. I will still trust my judgment of trailers even thought this piece of celluloid garbage got my money. I’m so happy I went to see Unstoppable two weeks later. When the aliens do come to Earth they will kick the asses of these filmmakers.