I don't do much self-promotion beyond sharing links to new pieces, but I would love it if folx would consider the Writing While Disabled series for various lists or nominations or classroom discussions, because that would really help me boost my brilliant co-authors / interviewees, and my publisher for
Ageism cuts across multiple marginalizations, just like Disability and Queerness and gender, please keep this in mind in community discussions about SFF. If you're in a discussion about ageism, it's important to constantly center intersectional ageism. Ageism hurts many folx in SFF contexts, truly, it does.
Hey, readers! I've not updated this page in a bit, but you can now find live links to the first six published interviews in the Writing While Disabled series over on the published works page. Number six just dropped! Writing While DisabledI might write only one story in
When a beloved SFF author disappoints us by using harmful language or doing something else harmful, I wish we, as a community, would focus our conversations on what they did and why it's harmful....
Hello, everyone! Interview 2 of my Writing While Disabled series went up in November, if you missed it! I got to sit down with the amazing Mary Robinette Kowal and ask her lots of useful questions about writing methodology. Writing While Disabled“It’s not that I don’t want