This latest anthology returns readers to the groundbreaking Sauútiverse – an African-centered glimpse of possible far flung futures that eerily mirror our own present and past. Once again, the Sauúti Collective – in co-editors Eugen Bacon, Cheryl S. Ntumy, Stephen Embleton – has gathered a commendable and talented set of writers who deliver fantastically imaginative stories that remind us why we fear the dark, and the unknown.
-P. Djèli Clark, award-winning author of Ring Shout and A Master of Djinn

Sauúti Terrors bursts at the seams with nightmares and endless possibilities. One who ventures into these tales does so at the risk of continuous delight in a unique assortment of Afrocentric worldbuilding, voices and storytelling craft.
-Suyi Davies Okungbowa, award-winning author of Lost Ark Dreaming, Warrior of the Wind and Son of the Storm

Fascinating. Impressive. My goodness. This is creation. Reading these stories is actively participating in creation. Each story propelled me to read the next. I want to read everything written about these worlds. I can't get enough of this. How does anyone write like this? The terror here is definitely the skin crawling type.
-Makena Onjerika, Winner of the 2018 Caine Prize for African Writing