Christopher Washington

Every summer, esteemed Professor Ros Turrill invites six college juniors to work with her at the Museum. But when federal budget cuts peril the Museum's future, the summer fellows take things into their own hands.

Eden Carvalho-Ryu — the greatest inventor in a post-climate crisis, post-android rebellion world — is dying. And she hasn’t told anyone, not even her android husband, Cato. When Eden accepts a meeting with her company’s biggest competitor, she ends up divulging more than just data. Sheikh Henderson-Reyes-Bartosz and his android wife, Reina, seduce Eden as they try to gain access to her patented tech. As Cato grows jealous of Eden’s new lover, Reina opens Cato’s eyes to the unjust treatment of androids — even by those who proclaim to love them. After gaining Eden’s trust, Sheikh comes up with a plan to save Eden’s life and get rid of his rival, Cato. But fearful that Sheikh’s plan will end in Eden’s demise, Cato is determined to stop him. The Space Between Stars is a thrilling drama about the frailty of humanity, the resiliency of android-ity, and the messiness of love.

With a perfect memory and perfect LSAT score, James Ezekial Williams has just arrived on the East coast for his very first day of law school. Navigating a seductive, insidious curriculum designed by the genius Professor, James attempts to juggle microaggressions, critical race theory, and love. The Facts are as Follows: is about the consumption of whiteness, the folly of exceptionalism, and the creation of one’s own personal apocalypse.

In the near future, Full-Life-Experiences, a two-hour procedure that allows the subject to experience in first-person the full life of a fictional human being become the hobby of the super rich. After experiencing the life of Diamond, a single black mother, Anna has personal transformation - the 5% black ancestry she discovered in a recent DNA test is now the new pillar of her identity.

With apps like Grindr on our cell phones, gay connections should be easier than ever. At least that's what Chase, a 27-year old virgin, wants to believe. He decides to use Grindr to hook-up with a stranger and finally "give it up" but soon finds out that gay sex isn't exactly what he thought it would be.