Too often, disabled voices are ignored, left out, and disempowered. Disabled people are less likely to attend higher education and drop out at disproportionately high rates. They are also underrepresented in literature and publishing, receiving fewer chances to showcase their skills.
In Ink and Inclusion, a collective of disabled university students band together to create their own opportunities, by producing a book filled with own-voice storytelling. Featuring twenty-eight contributions, including short stories, poetry, prose, visual art, essays, and memoir, Ink and Inclusion is an exciting and empowering anthology not to be missed
Contributors include Adele Asoski, Alastair Wallace, Alex Bradford, Bianca Millroy, Brooke Szücs, Charlie Nieuwenhuyzen, Erfa Shahzad, Erin Blyth, Fiona Maddison, Holly Robertson, Jack Anthony, Jeryn Chang, Jordy Duffey, Julian Finch, Mackenzie ‘Max’ Jackson, Melisa Hinkley, Naomi Harding-Smith, Obscura, Ranita Thompson, Roman Williams, Rowan Davis, Ruby Head-Esdale, Siân Chadfield, Sol Willian, Tom Liddell, Vincent Antony, Xavier Bishop-Cash, and Zelah Hazel.