Writing POC Historical Fiction / Nonfiction: References are Scarce, You Say

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That may be true; but you can theorize from the limited material you receive, and run with it! You know a few people, or have seen them on TV. Some are sweet and stay that way, others are sweet sometimes and horrid under certain conditions and pressures, while others are never sweet.

Theorizing. It's a little bit of math, not complicated math, usually, just this emotion or desire plus another equals this other thing; except when this https://www.patreon.com/posts/references-are-72202224?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator

 

Need to Market your historical fiction with people of color or black leads?

Need to Market your historical fiction with people of color or black leads?

Black History isn’t actually “black”; but about those of African descent, and such lives are throughout ALL HISTORY and PREHISTORY, not just Urban, Harlem Renaissance, and American and European “Black” Slavery. Newer sciences say ALL PEOPLES began in African and have become many flavors of humans, in all sorts of lovely shades and features.

And back when Europeans were cutting up the entire continent of Africa like a dessert pie, each of those slave states had interactions and intermarriage with Africans. These “mixed race” and “biracial” people have historical stories too.

Ancient Romans enslaved everyone but also freed many and took anyone into their vast armies, during and after the Romans there was a long history of castration cities in the Mid-East and Asia providing eunuch slaves, few of those were “black”, many were other colors.

England then Great Britain plus Europe and Russia had perpetual serfdoms; where people were treated as their masters’ property stock, or they were—many Russians were serfs (slave property) into the 20^th Century of the First World War.

What parts of history or hidden histories are you interested? Do you have a story or novel about that time, or a reference text you’d like to share? This is the place, a centralized marketing home for character leads of color: www.BlackHistoricalFiction.com

NOVEL PROMO: Download and Read "Becca DuMaurier" excerpts (Historical Adventure Romance, African British)

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DOWNLOAD AND READ: "Becca DuMaurier", a black rogues novel draft excerpts (not for sale / download no charge):

 

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