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Mrityunjay Mohan in ANMLY

Dec 11, 2023

Author Spotlight: Aiden Thomas

Interview with Aiden Thomas, bestselling author of the novels Cemetery Boys, Lost in the Never Woods, and The SunBearer Trials.

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Aisling Walsh in ANMLY

Oct 6, 2023

Is the Penguin Made of Box?

The Hannah Gadsby “Discourse” and Autistic Culture

By Aisling Walsh

The first time I watched Hannah Gadsby’s Netflix special, Douglas, in May 2020, I was struck by the very last mic-drop joke…

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Sarah Fawn Montgomery in ANMLY

Apr 10, 2023

Unlearning the Ableist Writing Workshop

Recently an editor who was publishing my work wrote, “Are you sure? Did this really happen?” in response to an essay about my life. Though the writing did not directly concern disability, the editor found my disabled experiences suspect.

from “On notwriting”

after Anne Boyer

The notwriting printed between words facilitates legibility. A silence to make meaning. A space to recognize a body’s boundary.

I treasure the archives of stories shared in subtle gestures of notwriting.

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Addie Tsai in ANMLY

Jan 31, 2023

dis/connect, an introduction

I became connected to Liz Jurkiewicz on social media after just femme & dandy, the LGBTQIA+ fashion literary…

Liz Jurkiewicz in ANMLY

Oct 5, 2022

Dancing with Petra Kuppers:

A Review & Tribute of Eco Soma

I’ve spent a great deal of time with Petra Kuppers’ book Eco Soma.

I have danced while using my Lofstrand crutch with this book against my back separated only by a small piece of leather.

Samir Knego in ANMLY

Jan 20, 2022

the cover of “The Kissing of Kissing” which has a white background and black watercolor lines snaking across it and surrounding the title and author’s name.

Review: “The Kissing of Kissing” by Hannah Emerson

Samir Knego in ANMLY

Dec 14, 2021

greyscale photo of Charlotte Heather, a white nonbinary person with very short hair and large round glasses. They have a serene facial expression as they look down at a small plant in their hand.

“Through writing we have an opportunity to communicate an experience”

Samir Knego talks to writer and…

Samir Knego in ANMLY

Oct 22, 2021

black-and-white photo of Adam Giannelli, a white man with a short beard and medium-length hair. He wears a plaid shirt and looks calmly at the camera.

5 Poets for Stuttering Awareness Day

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Margaryta Golovchenko in ANMLY

Jul 21, 2021

(Re)making the Self Through Language

A review of torrin a. greathouse’s “Wound from the Mouth of a…