π Read Violence Made Me Feel Like Iβd Left My Body. Physical Theater Helped Me Return by Lindsey Trout Hughes π
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ππ Read On Writing with Chronic Migraines (Catapult) by Yuvi Zalkow.
I really appreciate Zalkow’s metaphors for pain and tiered system for deciding what work to do. This may inspire me to create my own spreadsheet of task levels.
π Read Black Women in Fantasy Saved Me Where Academia Failed (Catapult by Ravynn K. Stringfield.
I always love reading what Dr. Stringfield has to say. This is, in a way, a scholar’s origin story, and I love it.
π Read Video Games Are for EveryoneβAnd That Should Include Disabled People (Catapult) by Allyssa Capri.
Great discussion of where the gaming landscape is with respect to accessibility, plus resources for disabled gamers, and it ends on a positive note.
π Ben WerdmΓΌller has a different but related, equally valuable, set of insights on what we should be thinking about this Independence Day. πΊπΈ
π A solution to writerβs block: Transcribe yourself (Austin Kleon)
This is a brilliant piece of advice. The 1000+ words of my post about sweetweird and hopepunk flowed out of me beautifully and easily. I use the Otter.ai app on my phone for this.
Anti-Racism Daily offers actions to take in the wake of the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
π Nathanial White writes Disturbing the Comfortable: On Writing Disability in Science Fiction. I freewrote 1100 words today on reading disability in Star Trek. I think Piers Anthony’s Killobyte might be good to put in conversation with White’s novella.
π The Bullet Journal blog has a great interview with Tiago Forte, author of Building a Second Brain, which comes out today. I hope to get a full review up soon. Lots of good stuff in this book, will be revelatory for some & leveling up for others. π
π Today’s #1000WordsOfSummer letter is all about letting writing be fun and silly. I needed to read this today. Maybe you do, too. π