Book Review: We've Got This: Essays By Disabled Parents. null

We’ve Got This Review I’ve been looking forward to reading We’ve Got This since I first heard about it, and I was pleased to getRead More →

The Disability Book Tag. null

It’s time to have some fun, and as I’ve always loved book and blog tags this seemed like a great way to kick off GeekDisRead More →

GeekDis officially starts today! A banner is taped to the wall. It reads "GeekDis starts now!". Beneath the banner additional text reads "A whole month talking about disability representation in pop culture. Join us?" Next to the text is a pair of crutches resting against bookcase. On the bookcase is an assortment of books, a purple box with a green leaf design containing migraine head patches, an aromatherapy candle, medication, an ostomy bag, a roll of bandages, an ankle support bandage and a blue asthma inhaler. On the bottom shelf is a closed purple box with a green leaf design.

Hello everyone, and thank you for joining me for GeekDis 2023, the annual event discussing disabled and neurodivergent representation in pop culture. If you’re newRead More →

Book Review: The Unbalancing by R.B. Lemberg. null

The Unbalancing Review The Unbalancing by R.B. Lemberg is a lyrical fantasy novel featuring a neurodivergent and non-binary protagonist who wants nothing to do withRead More →

Book Review: (In)Visible by Ivan Baidak. null

(In)Visible Review (In)Visible by Ivan Baidak starts with a scene at a family dinner where a young Adam is berated by his father for hisRead More →

Borderline by Mishell Baker Book Review [GeekDis]. null

Borderline Review Please note that this review of Borderline discusses mental health and suicide in detail from the very start. If you are feeling particularlyRead More →

Book Review: A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland. null

A Taste of Gold and Iron Review Please note that this review for A Taste of Gold and Iron discusses mental health, particularly living withRead More →