Books by Black authors that aren’t just about trauma

I've read the classics. Baldwin, Morrison, Wright. All essential. But I'm looking for Black writers working in different registers now. Not ignoring the hard stuff, but not making suffering the whole point either. Fiction where Black characters get to be complicated, messy, funny, weird. Where the story isn't just a history lesson dressed as a novel.

I think about Percival Everett's Erasure which takes apart the whole expectation that Black writers must produce certain kinds of books. Or Paul Beatty's The Sellout which is straight satire. Even Colson Whitehead's genre work like The Underground Railroad uses history to make something new, not just report it.

What other contemporary Black writers are doing interesting things with form? Who's writing stuff that doesn't fit the usual expectations? Could be sci-fi, comedy, experimental, whatever. Just want books that feel alive and free.