(1998) "Penny for a Thought" b/w "Purple Pigeons" (2000) "List of Demands (Reparations)" (2004) "Black Stacey" (2005) "The Flaw You Worship" (2018) "Worship And Prayer" b/w "Kanye West" (2019) "Three Big Balls" (2019) Guest appearances Bibliography The Seventh Octave, 1998, Moore Black Press, She, 1999, MTV/Pocketbooks, Said the Shotgun to the Head, 2003, MTV/Pocketbooks, The Dead Emcee Scrolls, 2006, MTV/Pocketbooks, Chorus, 2012, US (a.), 2015, Gallery Books/MTV Books, Filmography Film Slam (1998) SlamNation (1998) Downtown 81 (voice) (1981/2000) Underground Voices (1996) I'll Make Me a World (1999) King of the Korner (2000) K-PAX (2001) The N-Word (2004) Lackawanna Blues (2005) Today (2012) Akilla's Escape (2020) Neptune Frost (2021) Pussy Island (TBA) Television Girlfriends (2003) The Colbert Report (2014) References External links – official site Saul Williams: Volcanic Sunlight Interview with Saul Williams (via Talk Rock To Me) May 4, 2012 1972 births 20th-century African-American male singers 20th-century African-American writers 20th-century American bass guitarists 20th-century American keyboardists 20th-century American male actors 20th-century American poets 20th-century American rappers 21st-century African-American male singers 21st-century African-American writers 21st-century American male actors 21st-century American poets 21st-century American rappers African-American film directors African-American male actors African-American male singer-songwriters African-American poets African-American screenwriters Alternative hip hop musicians American anti–Iraq War activists American expatriates in Brazil American expatriates in France American industrial musicians American male film actors American male bass guitarists American male poets American LGBT actors American LGBT musicians American LGBT writers American male television actors American male musical theatre actors American percussionists American spoken word artists Anti-corporate activists Big Dada artists Broadway theatre people Copyright activists East Coast hip hop musicians English-language film directors LGBT African Americans LGBT directors LGBT people from California LGBT people from New York (state) LGBT rappers LGBT male actors Living people Male actors from Los Angeles Male actors from New York (state) Morehouse College alumni Newburgh Free Academy alumni Ninja Tune artists People from Newburgh, New York Poets from California Poets from New York (state) Queer actors Queer artists Queer men Rappers from Los Angeles Rappers from New York (state) Slam poets Tisch School of the Arts alumni Urban fiction Wichita Recordings artists Writers from Los Angeles