For this month, I wanted to read stories specifically by disabled writers. I found the stories below by searching for literary journals that accepted only stories from such authors. As with the previous three months, I have no idea what these stories are about – the goal is simply to experience new writing. Feel free to read along!
- “Deforestation and Other Side Effects” by Tiffany Promise
- “anatomy of a burning thing” by Monica Robinson
- “The Year of Internal Optimism” by Laur A. Freymiller
- “Snowfall Sarcophagus” by AJ Cunder
- “Storytelling” by Jack Croxall
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Recycle” by Joyce W. Bergman - “Living with Peggy Sue” by Jay Merriman
- “Be Still” by Chris Pellizzari
- “Skinned” by Keletso Mopai
- “Proud” by Marc Littman
- “Blind by Fate” by Connor Sassmannshausen
- “About the Decorations” by Cade Leebron
- “Thirst” by Cosi Nayovitz
- “A Borderline’s Survival Kit” by Elizabeth Ruth Deyro
- “Molting” by Jesse Rice-Evans
- “The Glitter Factory” (or, she had always suffered from someone else’s prophecy)” by Kara Dorris
- “Through History, Changeling” by L.C. Elliot
- “New Jersey Devil Vignettes I-V” by L.R. Bird
- “Subject” by Megan Nicole R. Wildhood
- “After Sodom Burned (Or, From the Prehistory of X-Ray Astronomy)” by Vittoria Lion
- “Laati” by Abrona Lee Pandi Aden
- “Second Story Window” by Shannon Cassidy
- “Everyone Says I Miss You” Shannon O’Connor
- “A First Date” by Bill Tope
- “A Christmas Tale for the Disenchanted” by Mack Blickley Part 1 & Part 2
- “Death of the Author” by Shahd Alshammari
- “Weary Dreams” by A. C. Riffer
- “The Potter’s Notch Predicament” by Ed N. White
- “Toby’s Garden” by Ana Vidosavljevic
- “Little Ninjas” by Suzanna Kamata
Ami Maxine 