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Crip Stories: An Anthology of Disabled Writers

by Bs Windon

First-person writing on disability and justice

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First-person writing on disability and justice

Edited by Bs Windon, this anthology brings together narrative nonfiction, essays and poetry by disabled writers. Its contributors speak from lived experience, giving the collection a clear commitment to the principle “nothing about us without us.” The title’s reclaimed use of “crip” frames the book’s engagement with language, identity and disability justice. Across different forms and voices, the collection challenges dominant power structures by placing disabled people’s accounts at the center.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in first-person writing about disability and lived experience.
  • Those seeking essays, poetry and narrative nonfiction in one anthology.
  • Readers exploring disability justice and the reclamation of language.

Themes

Disability and lived experienceDisability justiceReclaimed language and identityFirst-person storytelling

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Book overview

The word crip was once used to discriminate. Today, it is reclaimed and celebrated.Crip Stories is a gathering of vibrant and diverse experiences from disabled people. A collection of narrative non-fiction, essays and poetry, it affirms the ethos of ' nothing about us without us' by amplifying first-person narrative voices of lived experience.This anthology seeks to challenge dominant power structures, through a disability justice approach.With contributors including Carly Findlay, TextaQueen, CB Mako, Carly-Jay Metcalfe, Skye Cusack, Jenny Hedley, Akii Ngo, Sharleigh Crittenden, Angela Costi, Hen Sid Chandran, Ari Spanos, Sandra Collins, J Marahuyo, Mario Lic
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