J. Darnell Johnson, the 2025 Black Authors Matter Award winner in the Young Adult category, has released a new book titled Dark Country, a powerful story about dismantling white supremacy during the Post–Civil War Reconstruction Era.
In the story, Blaze Vaughn and his partner, Shaman Stroud, are Super-Secret Service agents of the U.S. government. Led by the renowned and concealed abolitionist Frederick Douglass, they traverse the tumultuous South aboard their private train, Destiny, as the Liberators. Their mission is to fight against injustice toward Negroes and dismantle white supremacy during the post-Civil War Reconstruction era of the mid-1860s and 70s.
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“Dark Country is not just a story; it’s a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice and equality. It’s a must-read for anyone interested in history, social justice, and compelling storytelling. I highly recommend this awesome book.” — Dr. Jarvis Sheffield, Writer & Founder of the Black Science Fiction Society.
Amidst the backlash to the Civil War’s conclusion, Blaze and Shaman encounter threats from vigilante groups and the Ku Klux Klan — those who oppose the rights and safety of African Americans. Armed with high-tech gadgets, parapsychology, and their wit and charm, the Liberators battle for justice, navigating a richly imagined world where history meets steampunk fantasy.
This novel explores themes of courage, resilience, and the fight against oppression, tailored for readers who appreciate an engaging narrative that combines elements of Westerns and historical fiction. Johnson’s unique storytelling weaves together the grit of the Wild West with the intrigue of spy thrillers, offering an unforgettable experience that challenges the reader to reflect on the issues of racism and social justice that persist today.
As a leader of non-profits in social service management, Minneapolis, Minneapolis, native J. Darnell Johnson intertwined his love for African American history and culture with his imagination for science fiction/fantasy to give birth to Dark Country. He writes science fiction/fantasy and children’s books.
About the author
J. Darnell Johnson is an accomplished author dedicated to exploring complex themes of history and social justice through the lens of captivating storytelling. His works invite readers to reflect on the past while drawing parallels to contemporary issues. You can find his works on his website at JDarnellJohnson.com
For press inquiries, contact 612-802-7103 or jamdjohn@yahoo.com
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