evil. I thought that - contrary to the appearances

It's not surprising that, as a bunch of predominantly white privileged men, we are mostly answering "Nah - it's not a problem" followed by a list of explanations why it's not racist and change isn't required.

I'm saying, stop and listen to the many voices out there who have been and continue telling us that yes - this is hurtful language that discourages and excludes.

Load Full (0)

: What do you do when you think of two different scenarios that can happen in a certain scene in your story and you don't know which one to choose? So, this happens to me all the time, and

@Nickens642

Load Full 2 Comments

: How do I start off in web comics? Iâ€™m a beginner writer planning on learning how to write webcomics. My main one is an adventure/fantasy webcomic and the other is a card battle webcomic

@Nickens642

Load Full 2 Comments

: Formatting a story collection for submission to publishers Anyone know of a definitive online resource on formatting a story collection for submission to publishers and agents? One knotty question

@Nickens642

Load Full 1 Comments

: In a parody of a short children's story, is copying a couple of lines word-for-word going to present legal problems? I've written a parody of a famous children's book, the original being a

: Re: Is the often used black and white symbolism inherently racist? It is an extremely common trope that white/light means good and dark/black means bad/evil. I thought that - contrary to the appearances

More posts by @Nickens642

: What do you do when you think of two different scenarios that can happen in a certain scene in your story and you don't know which one to choose? So, this happens to me all the time, and

: How do I start off in web comics? Iâ€™m a beginner writer planning on learning how to write webcomics. My main one is an adventure/fantasy webcomic and the other is a card battle webcomic

: Formatting a story collection for submission to publishers Anyone know of a definitive online resource on formatting a story collection for submission to publishers and agents? One knotty question

: In a parody of a short children's story, is copying a couple of lines word-for-word going to present legal problems? I've written a parody of a famous children's book, the original being a

Login to post a comment!

0 Comments

Back to top