
Dungeon crawling with chronic illness – Allison Alexander
Worlds of fantasy can be escape routes, but they can also be empowering, says spoonie author and avid Dungeons & Dragons player Allison Alexander.Read More…
Worlds of fantasy can be escape routes, but they can also be empowering, says spoonie author and avid Dungeons & Dragons player Allison Alexander.Read More…
Louise Kenward on books about chronic illness that go beyond diagnostic criteria and paternalistic attitudesRead More…
This book of accessible and passionately-argued essays about chronic illness life and community is essential reading Read More…
I was lured in by this wonderfully surreal depiction of four weeks spent at a rehabilitation centre in Budapest by a writer living with physical disabilities in a queer body.Read More…
A book about resilience and perseverance that doesn’t include chronically ill people? Max Plaise thinks the theory has some gaps in it.Read More…
If you’ve spent any time in yoga, ‘Tantra’ or New Agey scenes, this is essentialRead More…
Three brilliant titles that help me reframe ‘immobile time’ as ‘reading time’Read More…
‘Winter is coming’ is a genuine threat for someone with chronic pain. But I refuse to go down without a fight.Read More…
Gothic and complex debut novel about mental illness and family trauma from an award-winning spoonie heroineRead More…
Fascinating and honest look at mental illness and ways to recover, perhaps too technical for the brain foggyRead More…