Amplifying Disabled Voices: Perspectives and Stories from Disabled Authors

This blog post features a curated list titled 15 Inclusive Books By Disabled Women Writers, highlighting various genres such as memoirs, essays, and fiction. Notable titles include Sitting Pretty by Rebekah Taussig and Frida Kahlo and My Left Leg by Emily Rapp Black, among others

This website focuses on books (2013-2018) featuring disabled characters, but they also highlight books written by disabled authors. A resource for finding young adult and children's literature.

A selected list by Lucy & James Catchpole, disabled authors working in publishing.

A collection of poetry that explores disability in modern and contemporary poetry. Into:
"Disability poetics speaks powerfully because it articulates the resistance of bodies and minds to the erasure, commodification, convenience, and disposability articulated all around us and that we struggle against. In this collection, we mean to resist."

Several contemporary crip authors were asked to recommend a piece of scholarship that moved them, challenged them, changed them. From there, a list of titles have been assembled that consist of writers, theorists, artists, and performers whose work conceives of bodies beyond the limits of “minority” and assimilationist models, offering broader visions for social justice, accommodation and interdependence. Find that list here.