Fri, Oct 16
|Zoom
Rebecca Roanhorse, Black Sun, in conversation with Erika T. Wurth
Rebecca Roanhorse, a Pueblo author and the only Native American to win a Hugo Award, is on a mission to bring indigenous storytelling to speculative fiction.
Date, Time & Location
Oct 16, 2020, 6:00 PM MDT
Zoom
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The New York Times bestselling author joins the ranks of N.K. Jemisin, Marlon James, and Tomi Adeyemi in building an unparalleled BIPOC world in her epic fantasy novel, BLACK SUN.
BLACK SUN is a fresh and vital addition to the wave of fantasy novels inspired by historically silenced and underrepresented cultures. This is not Lord of the Rings. This is not Game of Thrones. BLACK SUN, inspired by indigenous civilizations of the Americas pre-European colonization, reads like a political thriller mixed with prophecy and magic, as it follows four warring matriarchies vying for power. It is fiercely feminist, and its prose is sharp enough to break skin.
You don’t have to be a fantasy or speculative fiction fan to fall for BLACK SUN. In fact, it’s…