Disability Representation Discussion Topic Ideas for GeekDis. null

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Last year I ran a series of weekly discussion topics for GeekDis. I decided not to do that again this year as the engagement wasRead More →

GeekDis: Collaborative Topics - Share your thoughts! Next to four multi-coloured speech balloons black text reads "GeekDis Collaborative Topics. Share your thoughts!"

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The topic of disability representation was never about one person, and that is why I set out to create a month-long discussion event. I canRead More →

CYMERA 2022 Review and Recap. null

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I am finally pleased to bring you my recap and review of CYMERA 2022. I had hoped to have this year’s recap out in aRead More →

Book Review: You, Me and Our Heartstrings by Melissa See. null

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It is my great pleasure to bring you my review for You, Me, and Our Heartstrings by Melissa See as part of the book tourRead 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.

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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 →

Book Review: Breathe and Count Back from Ten by Natalia Sylvester. null

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Breathe and Count Back from Ten Review Ever since I heard about Breathe and Count Back from Ten last year, it has been on myRead More →

Book Review: One for All by Lillie Lainoff. null

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I am excited to join Coloured Page Tours today for my spot on the Book Tour for One for All by Lillie Lainoff! I haveRead More →