Represent Native Peoples Accurately in Your Fiction, Part 2

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Subject: Represent Native Peoples Accurately in Your Fiction, Part 2

Do Your Research -

tl:dr.

The next How To Write The Future podcast episode is up on how to represent Native peoples accurately in your fiction.

It's Part 2 of my interview with author, writing instructor, and tribal member Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer.

Listen, watch, or read the post here:

https://writersfunzone.com/blog/2023/05/29/represent-native-peoples-accurately-in-your-fiction-with-sarah-elisabeth-sawyer-part-2/

Hi Friend,

I'm excited to share the second part of our conversation. (If you missed Part 1 go here.)

“The more you do your research and do things like hopefully go to native events or watch 'em on YouTube, powwows and things like that, those things will start standing out.” - Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer

In “Represent Native Peoples Accurately in Your Fiction with Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer, Part 2,”

... Sarah and I discussed:

the appeal to science fiction and fantasy authors to base characters or their fictional worlds on native history and culture
some stereotypes to avoid
Sarah's course, “Fiction Writing American Indians”
how to accurately and respectfully represent Native Peoples and their history in your stories
the reasons why you shouldn’t shy away from representing Native Peoples in your stories and the ways you can accurately research them and their history

If you want to explore why accurate representation matters, listen to this episode and look out for part 3 coming soon.

Be sure to check out Sarah's free report "5 Stereotypes to Avoid When Writing about Native Americans” http://fictioncourses.com/stereotypes.

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