Book Review: A Haunted Girl by Ethan and Naomi Sacks. null

A Haunted Girl Review Please note: This comic review for A Haunted Girl by Ethan and Naomi Sacks discusses mental health conditions and suicide ideationRead More →

February 2024 Wrap-Up. null

It feels like I was just writing last month’s wrap-up, and here we are at the next one. Keep reading to discover how I wasRead 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: A month-long discussion of disability representation in pop culture. The image shows a living room. On the wall, there is a large banner that reads: "Geek Dis. An open discussion on disability representation in pop culture". The room is furnished with a television and television cabinet along the back wall in the left corner and further to the right along the back wall is a bookshelf. Next to the bookshelf are a pair of crutches leaning against the wall. To the right of the room is a wheelchair with a vibrantly decorated wheel hub. To the left of the room is a teal exercise ball. In the middle of the room is a rectangle coffee table. On the coffee table and the bookshelf, there are a variety of medical supplies that a disabled person might use, such as medication, an ostomy bag, migraine head patches and an inhaler. In the background, a ginger cat sits at a window surrounded by blue curtains with white stars on them.

GeekDis began in 2021, I become increasingly frustrated with ignorance in society and the lack of disability representation in pop culture. I don’t consider myselfRead More →

Geekdis Interview with author Allison Alexander. null

Hi everyone! I’m happy to bring you another author interview for GeekDis. If you have been following the content created for GeekDis you may veryRead More →

GeekDis Group Interview. null

Hi everyone! I am delighted to bring you an interview I conducted with a group of amazing individuals who volunteered to take part in GeekDis.Read More →

My Disability Story - Part Two: High School. null

As I was working on a future project I was trying to put into words why disability representation was so important. I realised that myRead More →