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In this essay for Knee Brace Press, C. Taylor discusses the dueling sensations of taking and missing her pills.
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“I’ll spend my whole life/Disentangling from you/That’s all fine/I can handle it.”
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Eli Underwood is a writer, organizer, and archivist living with CPTSD, ME/CFS, fibromyalgia, and Long Covid. Read their poem, Invalid Invalid.
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Essayist Susan Blank writes about life as a wheelchair user, getting older, and what it all means in the context of womanhood.
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Ashley Sheesley, a disabled author and scientist, writes on the cost of disability and the struggles that come with it, even when you’re “lucky.”
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“And outside of this customary exchange, outside of this playground within a playground, Lucretia felt relief, for the little girl and boy had yet again successfully avoided recreating the history that had taken place there.”
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For our one hundredth post at Knee Brace Press, poet Casey Sharp writes about her experience with ADHD.
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The author of The Speed of Light, spoke to us about writing a main character with MS, being a journalist, and the line between independence and refusing to accept help.
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Brian Lee is a writer and poet from Singapore who scribbles when he should be having lunch. Read his latest poem, After the Collapse.
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“He wondered if it could still make wine/A thimble./If there was something that could be done/Too late.”