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QDA: A Queer Disability Anthology by Mark Ellis, Andrew Morrison-Gurza, Gregory Villa, Donna Minkowitz, John Whittier Treat, Lucas Scheelk, John R. Killacky, Arthur Durkee, Christopher Dempsey, Beatrice Hale, Jax Jacki Brown, Monique Flynn, Meg Day, Brenna Cyr, Barbara Ruth, Kit Mead, Travis Chi Wing Lau, Toranse Lowell, Larry Connolly, Sara Ibrahim, Quintan Ana Wikswo, D. Allen, Liv Mammone, James Schwartz, Kathi Wolfe, Donna Williams, Carl Wayne Denney, Kristen Ringman, Katharina Love, Marika Prokosh, Zak Plum, Kenny Fries, Tak Hallus, Jason T. Ingram, Michael Russell, David Cummer, Lydia Brown, The Poet Spiel, Nola Weber, Stephanie Heit, Raymond Luczak, Bex, Petra Kuppers, Cyrée Jarelle Johnson, Ashley Volion, Joel Gates, Allison Fradkin, Maverick Smith, Whittier Strong
3.0
TW: sex sence
I enjoy it but the main issue is that some of them felt weird to rate due being about their life, also if you going to read the e-book (like I did) some stories or poetry look different than the physical copy and they said every time (I don't what is the difference).
But I think important to see people who are queer but also with disables
I enjoy it but the main issue is that some of them felt weird to rate due being about their life, also if you going to read the e-book (like I did) some stories or poetry look different than the physical copy and they said every time (I don't what is the difference).
But I think important to see people who are queer but also with disables