E.G. Condé (Author) 🇵🇷✍🏼

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Taínofuturism nerd 🐚🪶🛖🤖; Award Winning Author of SORDIDEZ; ✍🏼 Science Fiction, CliFi, Fantasy, Horror 📚; SFWA; Cloud Anthropologist; RPG Connossieur 🎮; Cuir Boricua migrant in Europe | He/Him/Él 🏳️‍🌈🇵🇷👊🏼 www.egconde.com

A photograph of a Garuda statue at Haw Par Villa. The wide-eyed, avian, humanoid figure is wrought with colorful plaster and its wings rise up behind its powerful arms.
Cover art for the May/June 2026 issue of AnalogSF. It depcits a butterfly like nebula with violet stars flaring in clouds that hue from orange to green and red.
E.G. Condé at Otto Bookstore in Williamsport PA standing beside a round wooden table with a stack of his novella SORDIDEZ ready for the signing and table conversation.
A photograph of author E G. Condé wearing a black blazer and Taíno sun shirt and holding up a copy of his indigenous futurism book SORDIDEZ
Publishers Marketplace announcement for CACIQUES and MAQUECHES with Stelliform Press forthcoming in 2026.
E.G. Conde reading form a copy of SORDIDEZ at a book event in New York City on his 2023 book tour.
The book, SORDIDEZ, is set atop a grassy field of white and yellow daisies and violet wildflowers. The book cover depicts a pale young woman amid abstract leaf patterns with swaths of red and blue washed out pigments. The title SORDIDEZ is written in a cursive font. The author is E.G. Conde.
Stacks of signed copies of SORDIDEZ at Keene State College bookstore in advance of an author event.
The Indie Ink Awards category "Writing the Future we need: Latinx/Latine Representation by a Latinx/Latine author", with book covers displaye. Sordidez by E.G. Conde is highlighted as a winner, with a cover that features a pale woman amid leaves in a watercolor bleed of red and blue at the edges.
Puerto Rican Speculative FictionVirtual, Science Fiction, Non-Western Literature Virtual Room 1, Sat. 10:30–11:30 a.m. For Puerto Rican writers living in the archipelago or the diaspora, fiction is a vehicle for time travel. Our stories imagine alternate pasts and novel futures, drawing inspiration from the beauty and tragedy of the Boricua experience. In this panel, writers discuss how Puerto Rico (Borikén) influences their speculative imagination and writing practice. From Bad Bunny to Bomba; Carnival and Cimarrones; Taínos and Tostones, the writers on the panel draw from the rich and painful tapestry of Puerto Rican heritage to remix and remake pasts and futures. E.G. Condé (M), Ben Francisco, Carolina Cardona, Karlo Yeager Rodriguez
Diasporic Caribbean Science FictionVirtual, Science Fiction, Non-Western Literature Virtual Room 2, Fri. 9–10 a.m. Diaspora is a story that is foundational to the Caribbean experience. Shaped by contact and collision, violence and exchange, migration and colonization, the archipelagos of the region are ever-evolving meshworks of languages, faiths, music, traditions, and their diverse continents of origin. For writers living in the diaspora, tenuously moored to the memory of their ancestors and the islands they called home, what is the shape of the future? This panel brings together writers from the Caribbean diaspora (Anglophone, Hispanophone, Francophone) who draw on their roots (or move beyond them) to imagine the future in their own language and aesthetics. From shape-shifters to cyborg griots, flying islands to sapient storms, these Caribbean-inspired visions of tomorrow carry traces of the islands that made them. Panelists reflect on how the diasporic Caribbean experience influences their storytelling, and worldbuilding for stories set in the “future.” E.G. Condé (M), Alex V Cruz, Fabrice Guerrier, Malka Older, Suzan Palumbo, Tonya Liburd, Tonya R. Moore
Sibilance is near-future space opera set on Jupiter.
Black m+m scifi romantasy
The protagonists of A NECESSARY ChAOS, Althus (wearing a white beanie) and Vade nearly kissing at a night club.
IG live Event on Friday December 20th at 11AM EST
A 3D version of the COUNTESS cover artwork, featuring Captain Virika Sameroo standing in front of a giant moon on a violet hued world with her cape fluttering in the wind. Fundraiser instructions: donate to MAP, DM or Email screenshot to enter book raffle, full video unlocks when $300 target ks reached.
Cover of SORDIDEZ by E.G. Condé with some points of emphasis text: Antillean indigenous futurism, multi-pov novella, transmasculine main character, dark to hopeful, and anticolonial revolution
Countess by Suzan Palumbo. A woman with a cape stands in the desert against a violet sky with the moon in the background. Antillean science fiction.
Project Fanimation.
"Equal" part of the Union? Ask Hawai'i how equal they are. You so gleefully serve the Empire that oppresses us, that you fail to notice how disposable we are to them🗑️. For years you went to Congress on our behalf, what did you achieve? Where was your 'Union' 🇺🇲 during 🌀 María?
Lichen Woman encounters Rita Francis in the swamp.
Screenshot of original tweet with post replying to JD Vance
Sordidez is a finalist for the International Latino Book Award in the LGTBQ+ Category
Indigenous futurism book SORDIDEZ with International Latino Book Award medal for BEST Science Fiction book (honorable mention)
A jar of salt on a white bookshelf framed by Nnedi Okorafor's WHO FEARS DEATH and SHE WHO KNOWS
E.G. Condé reading from his Puerto Rican scifi book SORDIDEZ at Keene State College
E.G. Condé at Goethe Uni campus in Frankfurt presenting his Puerto Rican scifi book.
Audiobook raffle of my Caribbean scifi novella for Operation Olive Branch listed family. Make a contribution and email me the screenshot for a chance to win.
The three versions of SORDIDEZ as abook, paperback, and audiobook. The cover depicts a Mexican woman in a painterly style with red and blue pigments. The text on the graphic says "The FUTURE is TAÍNO" and cites the accolades the books received by Publishers Weekly and NPR. Genres: indigenous futurism, clifi, scifi
The cover art, depicting Dr Ahim Hodei holding his drone lover Amaranth against the colorful chaotic backdrop of ravenous Jupiter.
The cover of YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE by Octavia Cade, which depicts bright orange starfish bursting out of crumpled yellow sunflowers.
A very pixelated screenshot of Final Fantasy VIII where the main character is being complimented by another character for being the "best looking guy" at the ball.
A wooden double door with white light flooding through the seams and beneath the door spilling on to the stone floor at a Mudejar style Cathedral in Cordoba, Spain. Above the door is near complete, beveled relief of a circle with faded decorative pattern in orange paint.
The novella EMERGENT PROPERTIES by Aimee Ogden depicted on a passenger train. The cover art includes an image of the moon.
Audiobook dev screenshots for SORDIDEZ, a Caribbean indigenous science fiction novella
Headshot photographs of the audibook cast for the indigenous futurist scifi novella SORDIDEZ. Isabel Salazar and E.G. Condé.
A poster depicting E.G. Condé alongside Ai Jiang, to promote their upcoming Canada book tour event. Join us for conversation about SORDIDEZ and LINGHUN indie novellas.
A slide for a workshop that says "Whose Ciencia?" questioning what counts as science in Scifi. On the right is an image of Quechua indian woman in traditional garb with some futuristic equipment, appearing to control a giant colorful mecha. This is the cover artwork for El Tercer Mundo Despues del Sol, a Latin American Scifi Anthology edited by Rodrigo Bastidas Peréz
E.G. Condé in a crimson suit with a grey dress shirt posing in front of a filming location for a documentary about cloud infrastructure.
Screenshot from the trailer of SORDIDEZ. Puerto Rican journalist Vero Diaz stares pensively while his drone photographer companion bobs beside him.
An abayomi doll sculpture with petroglpyhs painted on an avian mask made from refuse, roots, and painted paper bags twined like cloth. The creature wields a macana weapon hued the color of bone in its right hand.
The cover art of the indigenous futurism science fiction novella SORDIDEZ, depicted on a shelf at Buchergilde in Frankfurt.
E.G. Condé reads from SORDIDEZ at Little District Books in Washington DC.
Promo Artwork depicting the cover of SORDIDEZ and an event: THE LIBERATORY PROMISE OF TAÍNOFUTURISM IN SORDIDEZ: AUTHOR READING & DISCUSSION WITH E.G. CONDÉ Friday, September 8, 2023 6:00 PM 7:15 PM Making Worlds Bookstore & Social Center 210 South 45th Street Philadelphia, PA, 19104 United States
The audience looks on at author E.G. Condé and Victor Manibo as they discuss their science fiction novellas at Recirculation Word Up Books in Washington Heights.
E.G. Condé chats with Shingai Njeri Kagunda about his indigenous futurist science fiction novella, SORDIDEZ, at Porter Square Books. They are seated in the reference books area of the store.
Novelist E.G. Condé, one of the founders of the Puerto Rican Taínofuturist movement, will discuss his latest, Sordidez, imagining a new-future world where technology designed to fight climate change has been turned into a weapon—and that’s just one of the things going wrong. Free, 7 p.m., Porter Square Books, 25 White St., Cambridge