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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A university freshman with face blindness navigates friendship, anxiety, and first love in this heartfelt queer YA graphic novel. Sweet, emotionally honest, and beautifully illustrated, A Smile Like Yours explores disability, identity, and learning to truly see the people who matter most.
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 burned-out man who can see ghosts gets blackmailed by a dead woman into solving her murder and accidentally falls for her widowed husband along the way. An Unexpected Tenant is a cozy queer paranormal mystery filled with humor, grief, romance, and neurodiverse representation.
Bold, fearless, and fiercely funny, CHABÓCHI DOLL is a genre-defying collection of essays exploring trans identity, immigration, disability, and joy through the unapologetic voice of one unforgettable writer.
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.
A charming sapphic YA romance filled with fake dating, reality television drama, and second chances. When two former best friends reunite on a couples-based competition show, old feelings prove impossible to leave behind.
When a neurodivergent, landlocked pirate is accused of murdering a transient, an unlikely group of misfits joins forces to clear his name. Set in a quirky oceanside town, this offbeat mystery blends murder, friendship, magic, and a touch of canine heroism.
A teenage powerlifting star recovering from scoliosis complications begins questioning both her future and her sexuality after falling for a rival athlete in physical therapy. Funny, heartfelt, and deeply relatable, Not Straight is an ownvoices LGBTQ+ coming-of-age novel about disability, identity, first love, and learning to embrace what makes you different.
A YA queer fantasy about a transgender girl caught between the challenges of high school and a mysterious magical realm. When an antique mirror becomes a gateway to another world and Hailey is named its new Queen, escapism takes a dangerous turn.
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.
The second book in Anya Keeler’s The Sound of Storms duology brings fae and shifter realms together for a high-stakes struggle against political unrest, ancient powers, and a god with plans of his own. A queer romantasy featuring forbidden romance, found family, disability representation, and a heartwarming conclusion.
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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.
A lonely café owner, a mysterious magical journey, and an unexpected found family come together in this cozy LGBTQIA+ story set against the snowy backdrop of Niseko, Japan.
