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Author: Jason Evans

Author, educator, & a Bon Vivant. Currently signed with Grant Street Publishing

The Trap of the Magical Negro and why it needs to be Avoided

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Jason Evans

The Magical Negro is a trope as old as American literature. Originally, the Magical Negro was there to show white readers that African-Americans could be wise, intelligent, and loyal, just like all Americans. It served its purpose for many years and now it needs to be retired. In this article, I will try to explain…

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Face Your Fears

Posted on June 8, 2017 by Jason Evans

Hi, Everybody! I am pleased to announce that I will now be a regular contributor to the RMFW Blogs. I am really excited and proud to be here. There are so many wonderful members of our organization. So many writers, authors, and publishers that I look up to. In fact, in many ways, I feel…

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Writing Black Characters Dealing with the Culture of Poverty

Posted on May 26, 2017 by Jason Evans

Last year at the Colorado Gold Conference I taught a class entitled Writing Authentic African-American Characters. A lot of that discussion had to deal with the culture of poverty within the Black community. Today, I want to talk to you about specific things your African-American characters can struggle with because of the culture of poverty….

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