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This book by Malcolm Azania aka Minister Faust is about Hamza and Yehat, two guys who just want to help out their community in Edmonton, chill on the couch and watch anime, and work on their homemade mech suit. Then a femme fatale shows up to draw them into a dangerous quest for ancient Egyptian magics.

Hamza was probably the first Muslim MC I had encountered in a novel, which was mind-expanding in the early 2000s.

#ToBeYoungGiftedAndBlack

Hamza and Yehat, the Coyote Kings, spend their days in Edmonton working minimum-wage jobs, watching anime, designing mech suits, and helping out in their community. When a femme fatale shows up with an ancient relic, pursued by a group of D&D playing mercenaries called the Fan Boys, they may just have to save the world.

In Alchemists of Kush, 2 child soldiers gain superpowers, one in ancient Egypt - one now. #FierceFeb

Hey! Two posts for Coyote Kings in two days! I really need to reread that story of a couple Edmonton guys getting mixed up in ancient African magic.

#CanadianAuthors #marchintoreading

#thistitleequalsgreatbandname 1 of 3

LoveStar - An early '70s synth-rock band ala Styx. The lead singer only answers to "Captain LoveStar". So many lasers.

The Coyote Kings of the Space-Age Bachelor Pad - A pseudo-reggae jam band that never plays gigs because they spend their practices eating tacos and watching anime.

#marchintoreading