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课程名称：作家是否应该创作与自己不同的角色？ 概述：文学、媒体和叙事中的多样性讨论常常归结为一个基本问题：白人创作者是否应该写有色人种角色？顺性别创作者是否应该写跨性别角色？健全创作者是否应该写残疾角色？异性恋创作者是否应该写LGBTQIA+角色？这个问题的形式虽然是“是”或“不是”，但答案却是复杂而微妙的。在这个网络研讨会上，作者Nisi Shawl和K. Tempest Bradford将为您解答这一问题。 适合对象：该网络研讨会适合所有背景和技能水平的作家（包括小说、戏剧、漫画、电视、电影和游戏创作）。这个在线研讨会不仅适合白人创作者、顺性别创作者或男性创作者，而是任何希望在创作中迈向更具包容性和代表性叙事的作家。 讲师介绍：Nisi Shawl是《Everfair》、《Talk Like A Man》及众多短篇小说的作者，其中许多作品收录在获得詹姆斯·提普特里奖和世界幻想奖提名的选集《Filter House》中。Nisi是《Stories for Chip》、《Strange Matings: Octavia E. Butler, Feminism, Science Fiction, and African American Voices》和最近的《New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color》的共同编辑。他们还是Carl Brandon Society的创始成员，并曾在Clarion West写作工作坊委员会任职。Nisi与Cynthia Ward共同开发了最初的“写作他者”工作坊，并在过去十多年中在线上和线下教授该课程。 K. Tempest Bradford是教师、媒体评论家，同时也是深受“黑人女孩魔法”影响的奇幻和科幻作家。她的短篇小说出现在多个选集和杂志上，包括《阴影塔楼》和《Strange Horizons》。她的媒体评论和关于多样性与代表性的文章已发表于NPR、io9、Ebony Magazine等平台。Tempest于2014年开始为“写作他者”提供演讲和教学，受邀在Clarion West、LitReactor、大学及游戏公司授课。她是2020年LOCUS特殊奖的获得者，以表彰其在包容性和代表性教育方面的贡献，并曾获FIYAH杂志的IGNYTE社区和火焰奖提名。 课程大纲：无
Discussions of diversity in literature, media, and narrative often boil down to a version of this basic question: Should white creators write characters of color? Should cisgender creators write trans characters? Should abled creators write characters with disabilities? Should heterosexual creators write LGBTQIA+ characters? The list goes on.Though framed as a yes or no question, the answer is complicated and complex. Yet it's the same one for every permutation that gets asked. In this webinar, authors Nisi Shawl and K. Tempest Bradford will give you the answer.Who Should Take This Class?The webinar is appropriate for all writers (fiction, plays, comics, TV, movie, and games included) from all backgrounds and any skill level.This online seminar is not only for white writers, or cis writers, or men, it is for any writer who wants to take steps toward writing more inclusive, representational narratives.Who Are The Instructors?Nisi Shawl is the author of Everfair, Talk Like A Man, and dozens of short stories-many of which can be found in the James Tiptree, Jr. Award winning and World Fantasy Award nominated collection Filter House. Nisi is the co-editor of Stories for Chip, Strange Matings: Octavia E. Butler, Feminism, Science Fiction, and African American Voices, and most recently New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color. They edit reviews for The Cascadia Subduction Zone, a literary quarterly from Aqueduct Press. They are a founding member of the Carl Brandon Society and has served on the board for the Clarion West writing workshop.Nisi developed the original Writing the Other workshop with Cynthia Ward, and has taught it for over a decade in person and online.K. Tempest Bradford is a teacher, media critic, and author of fantasy and science fiction steeped in Black Girl Magic. Her short fiction has appeared in multiple anthologies and magazines, including In The Shadow of the Towers and Strange Horizons. Her media criticism and essays on diversity and representation have been published at NPR, io9, Ebony Magazine, and more.Tempest began giving talks and teaching classes on representation and creating diverse narratives in 2014 for Writing the Other and has been invited to teach at Clarion West, LitReactor, universities, and gaming companies. She's the recipient of the 2020 LOCUS Special Award for Inclusivity and Representation Education and has been nominated for FIYAH Magazine‘s IGNYTE Community and Ember Awards.
