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 →

Geeking by in July to December 2021. null

Wowsers! I can’t believe it’s been six months since I last did one of these. I knew I’d fallen behind, but I didn’t realise justRead More →

Win a set of aromatherapy products from The Divine Hag #GeekDis! null

Thanks to a collaboration with Margaret from The Divine Hag, I’m able to bring you the third and final giveaway for GeekDis! She has generouslyRead More →

Win a £10 gift card for Mrs B’s Hive with #GeekDis! null

Thanks to the generosity of Hayley of Mrs B’s Hive, I’m able to bring you a second giveaway for GeekDis! She has given me aRead 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 →

My Disability Story [aka why disability representation matters] - Part One

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 →