Stories of resilience, brilliance, and unapologetic authenticity. Disabled Voices celebrates writers and characters whose experiences of disability—visible and invisible, physical, intellectual, neurodivergent, or chronic—redefine what strength and beauty look like. These works challenge stereotypes, amplify lived realities, and highlight how disability intersects with queerness, race, gender, and class.
From memoirs of advocacy and survival to poetry that captures the body’s contradictions and fiction that reimagines accessibility and belonging, these are stories that demand to be heard. Empowering, intimate, and revolutionary, Disabled Voices invites readers to listen—to the power, humor, tenderness, and radical imagination of those too often spoken over.
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Six queer authors reinterpret tarot’s most iconic cards in an anthology of myth, magic, and self-discovery. A mesmerizing journey through stories of love, loss, and transformation—one card at a time.
A powerful queer dystopian novel set in a frighteningly recognizable near-future, where marginalized communities fight an oppressive regime rounding up anyone considered “Other.” Fierce, political, heartbreaking, and ultimately hopeful.
When a coming-of-age ritual turns her into a werewolf, Lora Abernathy joins two strangers on a perilous mission through haunted woods to uncover what’s devouring the townsfolk—and to face the monsters within themselves. The first book in the Cosms Cycle series.
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Four inventive Zoom one-act plays with an essay exploring how digital theatre reshaped performance during the pandemic.
A raw and intimate collection of poetry and illustrations exploring trauma, survival, and healing through a queer lens. Paperback, April 14, 2026. ISBN: 9798994279748.
