[ SECRET POST #2046 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2046 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, that makes sense. I agree with you, the concept itself could be very thought-proving if done correctly.
If you are interested in something like that, you could try those Ursula Le Guin stories, if you haven't read. I think she handles social issues very well, personally.

[habilelapin]

That's because Le Guin possesses the trait known as 'talent'. She's actually a good writer who tries to create well-structured, meaningful books that take place in worlds that follow their own rules and make sense.

[(Anonymous)]

Very true! She's one of my favourite authors.

[(Anonymous)]

Offering more praise for Ursula Le Guin here. I think she's one of the best authors anywhere at writing POC characters, and she obviously thinks through all the social issues she brings up.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

Forgot to mention - Le Guin actually had a white-is-the-minority situation in Earthsea: Tenar a white woman who ended up emigrating to a society where just about everyone was ambiguously brown. To be fair, Earthsea didn't have the same implications of "white" "brown" and "black" that our society does; but I think it's still worth bringing up here because part of why she wrote Earthsea the way she did was because she was sick of seeing White Heroes in all the other SF/F of the time.