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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Salt & Sage BooksPublisher: Salt & Sage Books Imprint: Salt & Sage Books Dimensions: Width: 12.70cm , Height: 0.60cm , Length: 20.30cm Weight: 0.113kg ISBN: 9781734923421ISBN 10: 1734923423 Pages: 108 Publication Date: 11 August 2020 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsThis was one of the best purchases made to help my writing in a long time, and it's a perfect aid in researching how to write Black characters as well-rounded, realistic people instead of harmful tropes. If you're still in the early stages of drafting your writing and not ready for a sensitivity read yet, this book is the best place to get answers to questions you have, and might not even know you have. It's well written, succinct, and encompasses a lot of tropes that can be harmful in your writing. It gives you great ideas on how to navigate stereotypes, how to flesh out characters and situations they're in without falling into harmful writing practices. Gared Sparrowson I've been to so many classes at writing conferences about writing diversity and the sentiment is always ""don't mess it up"", but the presenters never tell you specifically how to do that. People leave feeling even more confused and afraid they can't include diverse characters in their books because they don't know enough about how to properly portray them. This book is a comprehensive (yet incomplete and open-ended) guide to learning how to write non-token black characters that are realistic and impactful. I would highly recommend it! Lydia M This was one of the best purchases made to help my writing in a long time, and it's a perfect aid in researching how to write Black characters as well-rounded, realistic people instead of harmful tropes. If you're still in the early stages of drafting your writing and not ready for a sensitivity read yet, this book is the best place to get answers to questions you have, and might not even know you have. It's well written, succinct, and encompasses a lot of tropes that can be harmful in your writing. It gives you great ideas on how to navigate stereotypes, how to flesh out characters and situations they're in without falling into harmful writing practices. Gared Sparrowson I've been to so many classes at writing conferences about writing diversity and the sentiment is always don't mess it up , but the presenters never tell you specifically how to do that. People leave feeling even more confused and afraid they can't include diverse characters in their books because they don't know enough about how to properly portray them. This book is a comprehensive (yet incomplete and open-ended) guide to learning how to write non-token black characters that are realistic and impactful. I would highly recommend it! Lydia M "This was one of the best purchases made to help my writing in a long time, and it's a perfect aid in researching how to write Black characters as well-rounded, realistic people instead of harmful tropes. If you're still in the early stages of drafting your writing and not ready for a sensitivity read yet, this book is the best place to get answers to questions you have, and might not even know you have. It's well written, succinct, and encompasses a lot of tropes that can be harmful in your writing. It gives you great ideas on how to navigate stereotypes, how to flesh out characters and situations they're in without falling into harmful writing practices. Gared Sparrowson I've been to so many classes at writing conferences about writing diversity and the sentiment is always ""don't mess it up"", but the presenters never tell you specifically how to do that. People leave feeling even more confused and afraid they can't include diverse characters in their books because they don't know enough about how to properly portray them. This book is a comprehensive (yet incomplete and open-ended) guide to learning how to write non-token black characters that are realistic and impactful. I would highly recommend it! Lydia M" Author InformationSalt and Sage Books is an editing company centered on the idea that a rising tide lifts all boats. We are a creative community of devoted readers, writers, and editors, hailing from the desert's sunwashed sage to the coast's shining seas, and we've brought together our diverse skills and experiences in a single welcoming place, to help writers like you. When you choose Salt and Sage, you join a creative community working together to change the world through story. Check out our Incomplete Guides series for an accessible first step into writing diversely. You'll find a wide range of editors, sensitivity and expert readers, and beta readers on our website, www.saltandsagebooks.com. Welcome to the rising tide. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |