Disability Pride Month

On the last day of Disability Pride Month, I’m here to remind you, as a fantasy author with multiple disabilities, the idea that disabled people can’t be in fantasy is silly (and harmful).

Both main characters of my Lesbians, Pirates, & Dragons series have disabilities, as do some of their friends, parents, and mentors, and I personally think it would be less realistic, if they didn’t.

Happy Disability Pride Month! 🖤

The covers of Pirates of Aletharia (Lesbians, Pirates, & Dragons: Book 1) and Goddess of the Sea (Lesbians, Pirates, & Dragons: Book 2) by Britney Jackson on the disability pride flag.

Text: Disability Pride Month.
Disability Representation in Lesbians, Pirates, & Dragons:
Main Characters: Autism, C-PTSD, and PTSD.
Minor Characters: Mutism, Autism, and Chronic Pain (Book 2).

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  1. I loved the first book. Emilia and Maria were great, and loved how their relationship grew. Judith was also a great character, and who doesn’t like cats. I am excited to see the second book is available. I read this a couple years ago, and needed more. Now there’s a treat to look forward too. I can’t wait to see what kind of adventures unfold.

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