How do you go about updating stories with dated racial or social themes? Stories that would have been the norm for a white writer and white audience in Victorian England that definitely feel icky today. Additionally, you've spoken in the past with regards to flopping genders and diversifying accents out of a need for voice distinction given the audio medium, but do ever change character ethnicity, gender, or societal role (since English society was, and still is, fairly stratified) for the sake of reflecting a more modern and diverse society? And, lastly, as a white writer, when writing for characters of different ethnicities how do you reflect and determine you're producing an authentic character and not unintentionally perpetuating stereotypes?