Endria Richardson is a queer Black and Malay person taking her time and writing stories about ghosts, race, rocks, and the prison industrial system. She holds a JD from Stanford, but is doing her best to retire from lawyering. You can find her wonder-ing among the redwoods on Ohlone land in Oakland, California, and you can find more of her work at FIYAH, Anathema, and forthcoming in Fireside Magazine.
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Endria Isa Richardson has the following works available at Clarkesworld:
They held Memorial fifty-six at midday in August, while the sun beat like a hammer in the hard, pale sky. The mourners stood. They had removed the broad-brimmed hats, which might have offered relief, out of respect. Sweat dripped from the uncovered foreheads, into the stoic, animal eyes. The dust-covered bandanas, wrapped around the face […]
