Tochi Onyebuchi is the author of "Goliath\ ," \;a primal biblical epic flung into the future. It weaves together disparate narratives&mdash\;a space-dweller looking at New Haven\, Connect icut as a chance to reconnect with his spiraling lover\; a group of labore rs attempting to renew the promises of Earth&rsquo\;s crumbling cities\; a journalist attempting to capture the violence of the streets\; a marshal trying to solve a kidnapping&mdash\;into a richly urgent mosaic about race \, class\, gentrification.
\n\nHis short fiction has appeared in \;The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy\, \;The Year&r squo\;s Best Science Fiction\, and elsewhere. His non-fiction includes the book "(S)kinfolk" and has appeared in \;The New York Times\, \;NP R\, and the \;Harvard Journal of African American Public Policy\, amon g other places.
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\nTochi has earned degrees from Yale University\, New York University&rsquo\;s Tisch School of the Arts\, Colu mbia Law School\, and the Paris Institute of Political Studies.
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