Fantôme Magazine- The Black Woman-Owned Alternative Publication for the Darkly Inclined
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Lithonia, GA, February 01, 2016 --( As a multi-ethnic American whose roots are Nigerian and Cherokee Indian, Adaora’s greater mission above and beyond covering the underground scene is to bring awareness to the diversity of the alt scene nationally and internationally by showcasing people of various backgrounds who serve not only as fans but also creative forces.A vegan since the age of 16, she combines both natural foods and the alternative world through her recipes and advice, making it accessible to all.With a tagline that boasts, “Where darkness meets decadence,” the publication has set out to represent both the alternative subculture (industrial, goth, punk, metal, etc) and avant garde sensibilities through their coverage of fashion, film, music, and other forms of art.As a multi-ethnic American whose roots are Nigerian and Cherokee Indian, Adaora’s greater mission above and beyond covering the underground scene is to bring awareness to the diversity of the alt scene nationally and internationally by showcasing people of various backgrounds who serve not only as fans but also creative forces.To date, Prysm Magazine has released 7 issues.A vegan since the age of 16, she combines both natural foods and the alternative world through her recipes and advice, making it accessible to all.She will be releasing several cookbooks, food products and wares beginning Spring 2016; along with a YouTube Channel.From 2007 to 2009, she fronted the Michigan-based Industrial/Goth band Razorblade Twins (as lyricist/vocalist).
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