REBUILDING TOMORROW, an anthology of post-apocalyptic hope and the follow up to DEFYING DOOMSDAY. Both featuring disabled and chronically ill protagonists.
why is there no electricity after the apocalypse? - arctic-hands: alessandriana: jumpingjacktrash: brainsforbabyjesus: roachpatrol: jumpingjacktrash: something people writing post-apocalyptic fiction always seem to forget is how extremely easy... https://t.co/99Z6IwmkMW
Launching a new nonfiction column!
A Soft Apocalypse?
Do you think differently about SF and dystopian fiction now?
One thing I’ve learned is there will be far more artisanal sourdough bread at the end of the world than we expected.
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arctic-hands: linkedsoul: fireflysummers: Ok lads I need book recs for disability pride month Any genre and target age group Can be a book about disability, a book with a major character(s) whose disabilities are handled well, or a book by a... https://t.co/zQM7rqsHdd
Defying Doomsday is an anthology of apocalypse fiction featuring disabled & chronically ill protagonists, proving it’s not always the “fittest” who survive – it’s the most tenacious, stubborn, enduring & innovative characters who have the best chance of adapting...
Defying Doomsday is currently FREE to download on Kobo in many countries (Aus, US, UK, NZ, Canada, Scandinavia, Asia, South Africa, Latin America…) https://t.co/eZ9AcAbgmC
@starrmarked The good news is, On the Edge of Gone by @corinneduyvis is set in the same world as her Defying Doomsday story. Plus we have a few sequels to DD stories in a second anthology, Rebuilding Tomorrow.
z3ncat said: I just finished reading your story in Defying Doomsday and I'm in tears to see such a wonderful portrayal of an autistic girl, AND of parents reacting to mental illness with the idea that if they just say "take your pills" enough... https://t.co/VUGPmr8yhy
I updated my list of SFF anthologies focused on:
* Disability
* Neuroatypicality
* Fatness
* Body positivity
ALL of them. Currently 19 books!
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Rebuilding Tomorrow with Disabled Folks in the Lead! Check out our 1 year anniversary review of the Rebuilding Tomorrow anthology, edited by @Tsana_D & published by @12thPlanetPress. If your utopia isn't accessible, then it isn't a utopia. #DemandUtopia https://t.co/F9KPZXLblt
Highly recommended: "Defying Doomsday: Stories of Fear, Hope and Survival" & "Rebuilding Tomorrow: Anthology of Life After the Apocalypse," edited by @Tsana_D, published by @12thPlanetPress. Disabled & chronically ill characters building new worlds from the remains of the old!
Full ToC of Year’s Best at the link below, featuring three stories originally published in Rebuilding Tomorrow: “1st Interspecies Solidarity Fair and Parade” by @bogiperson, “Textbooks in the Attic” by @divyastweets & “Rhizome, by Starlight” by @fran_wilde