It's out! Thank you @ladyredjess and @amandatink for helping 'Who Gets to Survive the Apocalypse? Disability Hierarchy in Post-Disaster Fiction in Australian YA' out in the world as part of this issue. Always love to write about how #CripLit & #kidlit help us imagine crip futures
Australian Literary Studies is proud to publish our latest issue edited by @ladyredjess and @amandatink: Writing Disability in Australian Literature. A major intervention in Austlit scholarship with important new work, read more here:
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10. What can the Air Temples in Avatar: The Last Airbender tell us about performative accessibility? Can the linguistic case structure of a fictional language help us express real-world feelings around cure and crip time? In a world full of magic, who are miracle cures even for?
For Les Murray's birthday:
Les Murray said his autism shaped his poetry โ his late poems offer insights into his creative process
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@amandatink I started the process to apply for the NDIS and ended up having panic attacks. I knew it was finish the PhD OR these forms, not both. I think it was around the time I asked for supports for keratoconus, which, because it is not related to my CP, my LAC didn't think existed.
@emmawhatman Thesis intro draft is finally, FINALLY coming together. This is the last big bit of writing before submission in September and has been giving me ulcers.
@SarahStivens The Sunbearer Trials / Aiden Thomas. Glorious queer normative stuff that I'd marketed as a mix of the hunger games and Percy Jackson but is SO MUCH more than the sum of its parts