A readathon in April focused on disabled writers, books, and other media! Hosted by @geekygimp and @nymeria941 #DisabilityReadathon
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ALT Three book stack: Disability Visibility ed. Alice Wong; The Future is Disabled by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha; The Invisible Kingdom by Meghan Rourke
ALT Happy World Autism Acceptance Day From Iris (she/her) World Autism Acceptance Day is an annual celebration of autistic people to raise awareness and acceptance of neurodivergence Featured art is by @swordvampyr or Alex P. Iris is a young woman with long wavy brown hair, pointy ears, and brown eyes. She is wearing a purple dress
ALT A physical copy of Tell Me How It Ends on top of a box of more copies
ALT Asian American woman in a wheelchair with a ventilator tube draped around her arm. She has a wide eyed happy expression holding an advance review copy of The Future Is Disabled, a new book by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
ALT Chris Robinson signing I Love You, with video games behind him. Chris is a Game Accessibility Consultant. He says, "If you want to thrive making your games as accessible as possible, you need to involve people, especially those with disabilities, to help you."
ALT A bookplate with the autograph “Alice Wong” next to a pastel pink and blue bookmark. The bookmark has white text saying “Disability Readathon” next to a stack of books.
ALT Bek is holding a stack of books. Text says "April TBR" in the corner, more text says "Poetry Month, Autie Readathon, Disability Readathon". The books they are holding include Melt with You, Bitter, Decarcerating Disability, Postcolonnial Astrology, and We Want It All.
ALT Black cover, face of an unknown woman with her head pointing upwards, name of the author Shahd Alshammari in bold letters on the top, and the title Head Above Water: Reflections on illness is at the bottom. Orange dots surround the image of the woman.