Crip Stories
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ableism
bilingual and bicultural writing
body autonomy
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colonialism and resistance
community care
crip pride
crip time
cultural identity
digital and physical access
Disability justice
disruption
embodiment and disembodiment
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erasure
experimental writing
First Nations storytelling
fragmented narrative
glitch
healing
hybrid forms
intersectionality
lived experience
masks and unmasking
medical trauma
memoir
mental health
metaphor and myth
multilingual expression
neurodiverse
poetry
queer and trans voices
reclamation of language
resistance through art
sensory language
shame
Spoon Theory
spoons
stigma
storytelling as activism
survival
systemic oppression
visibility
Product details
- ISBN 9781761170478
- Dimensions: 135 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 01 Apr 2026
- Publisher: NewSouth Publishing
- Publication City/Country: AU
- Product Form: Paperback
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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.
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 Licón Cabrera, Franklyn Hudson, Ann Nguyen, Rosie Putland, Priya Gore Johnson, Mona Zahra Attamimi, Joey Harper, Judith Huang, Pat Bui, Kerri Shying, Arty Owens, Irina Frolova, Hannah Hall, Julie Dickson, Marina Sano, Ariel Riveros, Ethan Patrick, Paris Rosemont, Sam Hamad.
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.
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 Licón Cabrera, Franklyn Hudson, Ann Nguyen, Rosie Putland, Priya Gore Johnson, Mona Zahra Attamimi, Joey Harper, Judith Huang, Pat Bui, Kerri Shying, Arty Owens, Irina Frolova, Hannah Hall, Julie Dickson, Marina Sano, Ariel Riveros, Ethan Patrick, Paris Rosemont, Sam Hamad.
Laura Pettenuzzo
