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A little bit about us:
Knee Brace Press is a literary magazine dedicated to telling stories about chronic illness, disability, mental health, and neurodivergence.
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Our content:

Fishbowl
Fishbowl is a poem about feeling alone, even when the speaker is surrounded by people. Read the poem here.

Untitled #1
“And yet sometimes, I feel cold./There’s a deep void in my chest/No matter how much I try, it remains bare.” In this poem, AM Rodriguez details what it’s like to struggle with depression and grief, even when the rest of the world appears full of light. Read the poem here.

An interview with Mugabi Byenkya
Memoirist and magical realism author Mugabi Byenkya writes for themselves. Or, more accurately, the angsty, confused, Black, Ugandan-Rwandan-Nigerian, disabled, queer, polygender, and neurodivergent little human they used to be and still are. Read the interview here.