Beautiful stack of @KirstieMillar's THE STRANGE EGG in our office ✨
A tender reflection on endometriosis and aims to expose the injustice of abusive medical systems, this book is both beautiful and horrifying.
🥚 Available now: https://t.co/kVzDfzWiOt
Thank you Resting Up Collective for featuring my poem. I'd really recommend listening to this workshop led by @mailbykite, part of the Moving Mountains project by @LouiseKenward & supported by @HJusticeLdn. LOVED the inspiring meditation by Okka 🌿 https://t.co/xOhGsreri8
Chronic(les) is out now. This anthology is written by women experiencing chronic illness and pain, an issue which affects so many but is often overlooked. Thank you @bloodmoonpoetry for publishing my work alongside some seriously powerful poets.
POETS FOR UKRAINE!! 🇺🇦 Urgent fundraiser this Sun 27 Mar. This is a day-long event where poets, sponsored by friends & family, each read for 5 mins w/ both live & virtual audiences, followed by an evening gala featuring special guests & headline poets. https://t.co/SJn6EcoZHD
"Disability Pride Month is coming up. So what are you going to do to celebrate it? Here’s to the publishing industry grabbing the opportunity and doing what it does best – being creative", @penny_author on Disability Pride Month: https://t.co/9o6L6pzUzK
Please share: here is an updated list of **various resources available to refugees from Ukraine**. It now includes Russian translation (thanks to tireless volunteers who did this work!). Ukrainian translation will be available via @BohdanaNeborak:
https://t.co/0yosZWJ7CR
Pre-order now: ‘163 Days’ is @HodgsonWrites’s debut full-length collection. Using a panoply of medical, legal, & personal vocabularies, Hannah explores what illness, death & dying does to a person, as both patient & witness https://t.co/CJlLfYY46F. Cover reveal coming soon!
1/3 BLOG: Let’s drop Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The ME Association has often said: "That chronic fatigue syndrome is like calling dementia, chronic forgetfulness syndrome, and feel it is totally inappropriate and does little to reflect the lived patient experience.