Wole Talabi is an engineer, writer, and editor from Nigeria. His stories have appeared in Asimov’s, F&SF, Lightspeed, and several other publications. He has edited three anthologies: Africanfuturism, which was nominated for the Locus Award in 2021, Lights Out: Resurrection, and These Words Expose Us. His fiction has been a finalist for multiple awards including the Nebula Award, the prestigious Caine Prize, the Locus Award, the Jim Baen Memorial Award, and the Nommo Award, which he won in 2018 and 2020. His collection Incomplete Solutions is published by Luna Press. Author Residence: Malaysia.

Praise for Convergence Problems"A jaw-dropping collection....Beautiful, vibrant, and electrifying, this has the makings of a modern classic." -Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Written with an emotional economy few storytellers can master....A fascinating and riveting exploration of what the future may hold-for better or worse." -Kirkus"Deftly entwining his Nigerian culture with sf and Afrofuturism, Talabi uses each story to analyze Africa's rapidly evolving relationship with technology. For fans of Margaret Atwood's dystopian works and P. Djeli Clark's speculative fiction, Convergence Problems provides an Afrocentric sf narrative that is sure to captivate." - Raychel Bennet, Booklist (starred review) Praise for the work of Wole Talabi"A heist caper with sex, violence, and superpowers popping off every technicolor page. Readers are in for a rollicking thrill ride." -Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Wole Talabi has made a name for himself recently as a master of shorter works of fiction." -SciFi Mind"Wole Talabi mixes literary skill with speculative SF abilities to make him one of the spearheads of the African revolution in speculative writing." -Geoff Ryman, Nebula Award-Winning author of The Child Garden and Air"Wole Talabi is a brilliant short fiction writer." -Alex Jennings, author of The Ballad of Perilous Graves"These are amazing narratives which show assiduous reflection on science, emotion, mysticism, and philosophy...each story is prose that gently tickles the forebrain. Recommended." -Tade Thompson, author of Rosewater"A high octane thriller that is simply unputdownable. This remarkable debut rocked my world." -T. L. Huchu, author of The Library of the Dead"Fast and sharp as talons." -Lauren Beukes, author of The Shining Girls and Broken Monsters"Beautiful, vibrant, and electrifying, this has the makings of a modern classic." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Wole Talabi is an engineer, writer, and editor from Nigeria. His stories have appeared in Asimov’s, F&SF, Lightspeed, and several other publications. He has edited three anthologies: Africanfuturism, which was nominated for the Locus Award in 2021, Lights Out: Resurrection, and These Words Expose Us. His fiction has been a finalist for multiple awards including the Nebula Award, the prestigious Caine Prize, the Locus Award, the Jim Baen Memorial Award, and the Nommo Award, which he won in 2018 and 2020. His collection Incomplete Solutions is published by Luna Press. Author Residence: Malaysia.

Praise for Convergence Problems"A jaw-dropping collection....Beautiful, vibrant, and electrifying, this has the makings of a modern classic." -Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Written with an emotional economy few storytellers can master....A fascinating and riveting exploration of what the future may hold-for better or worse." -Kirkus"Deftly entwining his Nigerian culture with sf and Afrofuturism, Talabi uses each story to analyze Africa's rapidly evolving relationship with technology. For fans of Margaret Atwood's dystopian works and P. Djeli Clark's speculative fiction, Convergence Problems provides an Afrocentric sf narrative that is sure to captivate." - Raychel Bennet, Booklist (starred review) Praise for the work of Wole Talabi"A heist caper with sex, violence, and superpowers popping off every technicolor page. Readers are in for a rollicking thrill ride." -Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Wole Talabi has made a name for himself recently as a master of shorter works of fiction." -SciFi Mind"Wole Talabi mixes literary skill with speculative SF abilities to make him one of the spearheads of the African revolution in speculative writing." -Geoff Ryman, Nebula Award-Winning author of The Child Garden and Air"Wole Talabi is a brilliant short fiction writer." -Alex Jennings, author of The Ballad of Perilous Graves"These are amazing narratives which show assiduous reflection on science, emotion, mysticism, and philosophy...each story is prose that gently tickles the forebrain. Recommended." -Tade Thompson, author of Rosewater"A high octane thriller that is simply unputdownable. This remarkable debut rocked my world." -T. L. Huchu, author of The Library of the Dead"Fast and sharp as talons." -Lauren Beukes, author of The Shining Girls and Broken Monsters"Beautiful, vibrant, and electrifying, this has the makings of a modern classic." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Wole Talabi is an engineer, writer, and editor from Nigeria. His stories have appeared in Asimov’s, F&SF, Lightspeed, and several other publications. He has edited three anthologies: Africanfuturism, which was nominated for the Locus Award in 2021, Lights Out: Resurrection, and These Words Expose Us. His fiction has been a finalist for multiple awards including the Nebula Award, the prestigious Caine Prize, the Locus Award, the Jim Baen Memorial Award, and the Nommo Award, which he won in 2018 and 2020. His collection Incomplete Solutions is published by Luna Press. Author Residence: Malaysia.

Praise for Convergence Problems"A jaw-dropping collection....Beautiful, vibrant, and electrifying, this has the makings of a modern classic." -Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Written with an emotional economy few storytellers can master....A fascinating and riveting exploration of what the future may hold-for better or worse." -Kirkus"Deftly entwining his Nigerian culture with sf and Afrofuturism, Talabi uses each story to analyze Africa's rapidly evolving relationship with technology. For fans of Margaret Atwood's dystopian works and P. Djeli Clark's speculative fiction, Convergence Problems provides an Afrocentric sf narrative that is sure to captivate." - Raychel Bennet, Booklist (starred review) Praise for the work of Wole Talabi"A heist caper with sex, violence, and superpowers popping off every technicolor page. Readers are in for a rollicking thrill ride." -Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Wole Talabi has made a name for himself recently as a master of shorter works of fiction." -SciFi Mind"Wole Talabi mixes literary skill with speculative SF abilities to make him one of the spearheads of the African revolution in speculative writing." -Geoff Ryman, Nebula Award-Winning author of The Child Garden and Air"Wole Talabi is a brilliant short fiction writer." -Alex Jennings, author of The Ballad of Perilous Graves"These are amazing narratives which show assiduous reflection on science, emotion, mysticism, and philosophy...each story is prose that gently tickles the forebrain. Recommended." -Tade Thompson, author of Rosewater"A high octane thriller that is simply unputdownable. This remarkable debut rocked my world." -T. L. Huchu, author of The Library of the Dead"Fast and sharp as talons." -Lauren Beukes, author of The Shining Girls and Broken Monsters"Beautiful, vibrant, and electrifying, this has the makings of a modern classic." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)