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25 February 2026
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- Journal Article18 February 2026
The Year of the Buttered Cat: A Mostly True Story [book review]
Lexi Haas's voice and body were stolen when unmonitored newborn jaundice caused her to develop a rare form of cerebral palsy. This dual timeline memoir takes you on a gift-discovering journey, illustrating that Lexi's spirit speaks volumes.
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Journal Article4 February 2026
Interview with Alex Brown on The Hidden History of Napa Valley
JJ Pionke interviews Alex Brown about their book The Hidden History of Napa Valley, Luddism and information literacy in a high school setting, their work doing book reviews and sensitivity reading, and why we keep fighting for progress.Journal Article18 February 2026
The Year of the Buttered Cat: A Mostly True Story [book review]
Lexi Haas's voice and body were stolen when unmonitored newborn jaundice caused her to develop a rare form of cerebral palsy. This dual timeline memoir takes you on a gift-discovering journey, illustrating that Lexi's spirit speaks volumes.Journal Article25 February 2026
Interview with Dr. Sami Schalk on Black Disability Politics
JJ Pionke interviews Dr. Sami Schalk about her book Black Disability Politics, her creative process, her teaching, and her current research on pleasure activism.Most Popular Articles
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Brittle Joints [book review]
Brittle Joints is a graphic novel that chronicles author Maria Sweeney's experience with brittle joints and extreme chronic pain.Journal Article
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The Architecture of Disability: Buildings, Cities, and Landscapes beyond Access [book review]
This isn’t another critique of accessibility standards in design. Rather, Gissen revolutionizes approaches to architecture, public landscape, and urban planning by centering impairment, allowing for a radical interpretation of the historical built environment, and thereby provides a more inclusive approach to its future.Journal Article
21 January 2025
Dragon Age: The Veilguard [video game review]
This review of Dragon Age: The Veilguard discusses the gender and disability and accessibility options for character development and gameplay rather than focusing on the plot of the game.Journal Article
2 October 2024
Oral history interview with Brea McQueen
Oral history interview with librarian Brea McQueen.Journal Article
12 August 2025
Counter-cartographies [book review]
An examination of the work of performance artists as that art relates to pre-DSM 5 diagnostic concepts of autism. French anti-institutionalization activist and experimental filmmaker Fernand Deligny is the artist under primary discussion. Some attention is also paid to the art of Pope.L and Mel Baggs.Journal Article
22 January 2025