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[Guest Post] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: J. Kathleen Cheney (DREAMING DEATH) on the Rule “You Always Bathe at Night”
J. Kathleen Cheney discusses writing characters with prosthesis [...]
[Guest Post] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: T. Frohock (IN MIDNIGHT’S SILENCE) on Abandoned Children
T. Frohock discusses writing about abandoned children [...]
[Guest Post] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Marie Brennan on Characters with PTSD
Marie Brennan (CHAINS AND MEMORY) discusses creating characters with PTSD in today's edition of Special Needs in Strange Worlds! [...]
Special Needs in Strange Worlds: A Fresh Start for 2016
A fresh start for 2016! [...]
[Guest Post] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Shanna Germain on Accessibility and Visibility
Author Shanna Germaine discusses accessibility and visibility in today's Special Needs in Strange Worlds post [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Chris Beckett (MOTHER OF EDEN) on The Outside View
In today's Special Needs in Strange Worlds column, Chris Beckett (MOTHER OF EDEN) discusses disabilities in his new book. [...]
Special Needs in Strange Worlds Guest Post: Dan Wells (THE DEVIL’S ONLY FRIEND) on Writing Mental Illness
Today, Dan Wells (THE DEVIL'S ONLY FRIEND) discusses writing about mental illness. [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Beth Cato (THE CLOCKWORK CROWN) on Sensory Overload
In today's Special Needs in Strange Worlds, Beth Cato (THE CLOCKWORK DAGGER) discusses sensory overload [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Peter Orullian (TRIAL OF INTENTIONS) on Disease and Debility
In today's Special Needs in Strange Worlds post, Peter Orullian (THE TRIAL OF INTENTIONS) discusses disease and debility in fiction. [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Tsana Dolichva On the DEFYING DOOMSDAY Anthology
Tsana Dolichva Announces her new SFF anthology ( with Holly Kench), DEFYING DOOMSDAY, a story collection featuring characters with disabilities and chronic illness. [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Chrysoula Tzavelas on Neurodiversity in Fiction
In today's Special Needs in Strange Worlds post, Chrysoula Tzavelas (CITADEL OF THE SKY,) discusses neurodiversity in fiction. [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Sandra M. Odell on Compassion and Hidden Disabilities
Sandra M. Odell (THE TWELVE WAYS OF CHRISTMAS) talks about strength in the face of adversity, and more [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Author David Edison (THE WAKING ENGINE) on the Power of Storytelling
David Edison, author of THE WAKING ENGINE discusses the power of stories, and how they can even save lives. [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Raven Oak (AMASKAN’S BLOOD) Discusses Writing Heroes Who Triumph in Spite of Their Disabilities
In today's Special Needs in Strange Worlds, author Raven Oak (AMASKAN'S BLOOD) discusses writing characters who triumph in spite of disabilities [...]
Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Listen to the Disabilities in Genre Fiction Panel from LTUE
Sarah presents a special panel focusing on the importance of disabilities in genre, recorded at the Life, the Universe, and Everything convention in Utah [...]
Special Needs in Strange Worlds: The Best Books of 2014
It’s a little late for this, and I apologize for that. Life has been crazy, and I haven’t had the time I wanted to make this list as extensive as I had hoped it [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Geoff Matthews (THE STONE ROAD) on “Hidden” Disabilities
In this installment of Special Needs in Special Worlds, Geoff Matthews, author of THE STONE ROAD, discusses disabilities that seem "hidden" or "invisible", and the struggle to understand them. [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: J.T. Evans on Mental Disorders in the Creative Mind
In this edition of Special Needs in Strange Worlds, JT Evans discusses mental disorders in the creative mind. [...]
[GUEST POST] Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Douglas Wynne (RED EQUINOX) On Invisible Monsters
Douglas Wynne, author of RED EQUINOX, on "invisible monsters", or disorders that we may not see, but that are very real. [...]
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