#GeekDis Interview with author Natalia Sylvester + Giveaway!. null

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It is my great pleasure to bring you an interview with author Natalia Sylvester. Natalia is known for her books Chasing the Sun, Everyone KnowsRead More →

#GeekDis Interview with Amy of Golden Books Girl - Amy, a tallish 20 y/o white woman is standing in front of some pretty greenery. She's wearing a red vest top and black and white floral trousers, her hair is curled and she's using a red walking stick. There is also a gold marbled background and the text interview: Amy in bold black font

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Hi everyone! It is my pleasure to bring you my second interview for GeekDis 2022. Amy is a disabled book blogger who blogs at GoldenRead More →

GeekDis Book & Film/TV Bingo. Next to two bingo cards black text reads "GeekDis Book & Film/TV Bingo".

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GeekDis is in full swing and if you’ve missed any content before now you can browse the GeekDis category for what you’ve missed! For thoseRead More →

Geekdis Interview with author Natania Barron. null

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Hi everyone and welcome to the first interview for GeekDis 2022! I hope you’ve been enjoying the content myself and others have been creating soRead More →

Blog Tour: Ask the Girl by Kim Bartosch Book Review + Giveaway! [#GeekDis]. null

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It’s day one of GeekDis, and I am so happy to be joining the blog tour for Ask the Girl by Kim Bartosch, hosted byRead More →

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 →