#WritersCoffeeClub 26 Aug: What are good examples of texts written from a nonhuman point of view.
Any time you give a nonhuman thing a point of view, you're inevitably humanizing them. The ones I mention are ones that retain a lot of nonhuman characteristics (they're not just humans in costumes)
--Ann Leckie's The Raven Tower is partly from the perspective of a stone
--Sue Burke's Semiosis series features sentient plants
--Richard Adams's Watership Down! Rabbit POV
Any time you give a nonhuman thing a point of view, you're inevitably humanizing them. The ones I mention are ones that retain a lot of nonhuman characteristics (they're not just humans in costumes)
--Ann Leckie's The Raven Tower is partly from the perspective of a stone
--Sue Burke's Semiosis series features sentient plants
--Richard Adams's Watership Down! Rabbit POV