repDISND (formerly GeekDIS) is a month-long collaborative event to discuss disabled and neurodivergent representation, taking place every July! - A white banner with a thick pink and blue watercolour top and bottom border. In the centre is the repDISND logo; 'rep' in lowercase black letters, followed by 'DISND' in capital letters. 'D' is red, 'I' is white, 'S' is yellow, 'N' is blue and 'D' is green. The colours of the logo correspond with the disability flag. Beneath the capital letters in a small black font are the following words; Dismantling stereotypes through discussion.

In 2021, I started GeekDis, an event for the disabled and neurodivergent community to talk about representation on our terms. Four years later, one eventRead More →

Crowdfunding Kidlit [#Geekdis]. null

Today Sarah E. Steinberg guest posts for GeekDis to talk about being a disabled and neurodivergent illustrator, working with her author partner Rowena Zahnrei andRead More →

#GeekDis Interview with Wesley of Forge Ahead: A Party To Access. null

It is my pleasure to bring you an interview with Wesley from the fantastic Forge Ahead: A Party To Access, an accessible guide to tabletopRead More →

Book Review: The Spirit Bares Its Teeth by Andrew Joseph White. null

The Spirit Bears Its Teeth Review I’ve heard so many good things about Andrew Joseph White’s first book, Hell Followed With Us, so when IRead More →

#GeekDis Interview with DeAndra Davis. null

I’m very excited to bring you all this interview with debut author DeAndra Davis who is joining us today to discuss her debut novel AllRead More →

Book Review: A Mind Like Mine by Rachael Davis. null

A Mind Like Mine Review A Mind Like Mine by Rachael Davis instantly reminded me of I Am Not a Label by Cerrie Burnell, andRead More →

#GeekDis Interview with author Sally Doherty. null

Hello everyone! It’s my pleasure to bring you the next interview for GeekDis 2023. Please join me in welcoming children’s author Sally Doherty who isRead More →