Book Review: Starfire by Naomi Hughes. null

Starfire Review I started reading Starfire by Naomi Hughes earlier this year and decided to save it for repDISND as it features great mental healthRead More →

repDISND Interview with Epistemic Literary Magazine. null

Hi everyone and welcome to the first interview for repDISND 2024! Each year, I interview members of the disabled and neurodivergent community about their perspectivesRead More →

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 →

Disabled and Neurodivergent Books out in June 2024. null

Welcome to the Disabled and Neurodivergent Books out in June 2024 list! Many thanks to Eryn McConnell for helping out with the alt text descriptionsRead More →

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 →

Disabled and Neurodivergent Books out in May 2024. null

Welcome to the Disabled and Neurodivergent Books out in May 2024 list! A huge thank you to Cherri for helping with the alt text descriptionsRead More →

Disabled and Neurodivergent Books out in April 2024. null

A new month means it’s time for a new list of Disabled and Neurodivergent Books. Please enjoy this list of Disabled and Neurodivergent Books outRead More →