Pick up these incredible nonfiction titles by disabled, chronically ill, Deaf, and neurodivergent authors for Disability Pride Month!
This year has had a lot of great disability literature to explore. Here are 10 of the best titles.
As I read Woolf’s description of the transformation that an illness can have on the mind, I felt as if I was being seen for the first time.
There were more childhood books with disabled characters than you may have realized. Here are 10 childhood classics that depict disability.
SFF provides a way of re-envisioning disability, challenging ableism head-on and creating new stories. Here are some to get you started.
Here are 12 graphic novels, manga, and comics with great disability representation that you need to read right now.
These books about disability for kids and teens include representation of kids with limb difference, hearing aids, mobility aids, and more.
Check out these novels about characters with chronic pain like Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin.
I’m tired of being told that I should be grateful for “better than nothing.” “Better than nothing” is not equitable access.
Lady Chatterley's Lover is remembered as a feminist classic, but it perpetuates the ableist idea that disabled people are better off dead.