In 2015, we held several site events centered around different disabilities; we’re now excited to announce our first event of 2016. This time, it’s centered around a genre.<\/p>\n
From March 14 to 27, join us for all kinds of posts about \u200bdisability in science fiction and fantasy<\/b>!<\/p>\n
We have great content lined up: reviews of books\u00a0like Patrick Ness’s The Rest of Us Just Live Here<\/em>,\u00a0discussions about fictional and magical disabilities in genre fiction, articles about disability and worldbuilding, and an interview with author Leigh Bardugo about disability in Six of Crows<\/em>!<\/p>\n And there’s more! Disability in SF\/F is such a rich topic that we’d love to discuss it with you all further. On Sunday, March 20 at noon EST, we’ll be hosting a Twitter chat<\/strong> to do just that. Stay tuned for more information.<\/p>\n We’re also juggling various other projects you’ll hear more about soon: we’ve nearly finalized the first version of the list of books that will appear on\u00a0our official Disability in Kidlit Honor Roll,\u00a0and we’re working on a long-term, site-wide project to include content warnings for every post we’ve done and every book we’ve discussed. This was long<\/em> overdue. We’ll bring you more information shortly.
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