In our next creative piece for the ‘In Practice’ project, Greg Hohman explores disability, geography and mobility through his digital cartography titled Travels of a Disabled Person Who Does Not Drive in ‘America’s Finest City (2003-2025).
Pragya Dev discusses the Indian care system in this personal review, in dialogue with Miller’s foundational text.
In our next piece of lived experience creative work from the ‘In Practice’ project, poet and researcher Grace Marsh shares three poems.
Neil Vickers discusses poet and academic Lucy Newlyn’s debut novel The Forum.
Jack Rhys Hancock explores the well-loved novel The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Simon Stephen’s play adaptation, reflecting its ongoing influence on the representation of Autism.
Antoinette Polito reviews Dr Heidi Edmundson’s unflinching account of working as an Emergency Medicine consultant in a London hospital, and her embodied reflections on life in the NHS.
Sally Cross explores her research on medical uncertainty in the context of fibromyalgia and ME/CFS in this collection of experimental poetry.
Samantha Carr explores her experience of chronic illness through a series of three prose poems, accompanied by her experimental, surrealist artwork.
Robert Manzo reviews Anna Stenning’s latest publication Narrating the Many Autisms, exploring its position within critical autism studies.
Serafina Paladino reviews Murray Pomerance and R. Barton Palmer’s recent edited volume Autism in Film and Television: On the Island.
