Alicia’s Blog Featuring Badass Heroines

The Sentinel’s Creed spoken-word album featuring Tia Jackson, a Black woman superhero vigilante, standing before Metronix City with lightning and a vinyl record.

The Sentinel’s Creed: Why Justice Hits Differen...

What happens when justice fails and you have the power to act? Discover The Sentinel’s Creed, the superhero vigilante anthem of Tia Jackson, with the full lyrics to “No One’s...

The Sentinel’s Creed: Why Justice Hits Differen...

What happens when justice fails and you have the power to act? Discover The Sentinel’s Creed, the superhero vigilante anthem of Tia Jackson, with the full lyrics to “No One’s...

Oya, Yoruba storm goddess of transformation and the crossroads, surrounded by lightning and rain

Who Is Oya? Storm Goddess of the Crossroads & F...

Meet Oya, the storm-carrying warrior goddess who guards the Crossroads in Alicia McCalla’s Lore Book. Myth, justice, and transformation that echo into The Sentinel Universe.

Who Is Oya? Storm Goddess of the Crossroads & F...

Meet Oya, the storm-carrying warrior goddess who guards the Crossroads in Alicia McCalla’s Lore Book. Myth, justice, and transformation that echo into The Sentinel Universe.

Malik in The Sentinel Tia Jackson's Love Interest

Who Is Malik Johnson? On Loving a Strong Black ...

In The Sentinel series, Malik Johnson loves a powerful Black woman without needing to control her. His strength lies in protecting Tia while honoring who she is.

Who Is Malik Johnson? On Loving a Strong Black ...

In The Sentinel series, Malik Johnson loves a powerful Black woman without needing to control her. His strength lies in protecting Tia while honoring who she is.

Split image: woman with lantern in dark forest beside Tia Jackson, lightning-powered Black superhero in red armor

Vigilante Justice: Black Women, Power, and the ...

In every vigilante story there comes a moment when somebody has to do something. For Black women (in fiction and in history) that moment has rarely been optional.

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Vigilante Justice: Black Women, Power, and the ...

In every vigilante story there comes a moment when somebody has to do something. For Black women (in fiction and in history) that moment has rarely been optional.

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Black Woman Juneteenth Superhero Continuing Where My Ancestors Left Off

Before My Superhero Stories, There Was My Ances...

Before the superhero stories, there was an ancestor who wrote his own freedom. A Juneteenth reflection by Alicia McCalla.

Before My Superhero Stories, There Was My Ances...

Before the superhero stories, there was an ancestor who wrote his own freedom. A Juneteenth reflection by Alicia McCalla.

Black Goddess Elemental Powers Storm and Fire

Why I Write Elemental Goddesses Instead of Borr...

Author Alicia McCalla explains why she writes Black elemental goddesses (storm, water, fire, earth, and spirit)  instead of goddesses from borrowed pantheons like Greek or Roman. 

Why I Write Elemental Goddesses Instead of Borr...

Author Alicia McCalla explains why she writes Black elemental goddesses (storm, water, fire, earth, and spirit)  instead of goddesses from borrowed pantheons like Greek or Roman.