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Reading Well for Dementia launched in some libraries

Discover the new Reading Well for Dementia collection by The Reading Agency at public libraries across England and Wales.

Greg James apologises for offensive remark in Roald Dahl ‘Twits’ book video, sparking disability representation debate.

Underdogs: Uprising author Chris Bonnello showcases the importance of representation, especially on Neurodiversity Awareness Week.

How To Be Books had the chance to take the Creativity for Writers course by the Professional Writing Academy to test its accessibility.

Support “Crips for eSims for Gaza” – empower Gaza with Wi-Fi and cell service and make a difference today.

Highlighting influential nonfiction books by disabled Black writers, celebrating unique perspectives on race, and resilience in the literary world.

Join “One Last Thing” author Wendy Mitchell in breaking taboos on dementia and death and the power of open conversations.

Diversity challenges in publishing include a lack of representation and efforts for change. However there are some trying to change the tide.

Samantha Irby’s Quietly Hostile explores the comedian’s essays both during and post pandemic including looking closely at her body functions.

Disability Pride Month honours people from communities that are differently abled, and authors with lived experiences share their own books.