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On Tumblr, Disability Fest runs July 1-31.

http://disabilityfest.tumblr.com/post/161701181247/image-a-digital-sketch-of-toph-beifong-from

Disabilityfest is a celebration of disabled characters across all media, we encourage everyone to make any contribution to it; art, videos, fics, gifs, meta, fanmixes, anything that you do!

Original characters and content are absolutely allowed as well as fanworks!

davidgillon

Call For Proposals: Disability and/in/through fanfiction

I don't think I got round to mentioning this when it first came up. It's theoretically closed now, but they just said on the Fans for Accessible Conventions FB group that if anyone is working on something, get in touch and they'll see what they can do.

dirty_diana

a post on disability and the right to personhood, and how I want to see more of it in fanfiction is up at my journal. Main fandom mentioned is Marvel Cinematic Universe, along with a couple jabs at Star Trek AOS because it will never really get worse for me than the infantilisation of Jim Kirk. :)

sasha_feather

terajk: The People with Disabilities Being Awesome Comment Fest

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chordatesrock

If anyone is interested in a commentfic meme on the topic of disabilities that start with the letter B, you can find it here.

hopefulnebula

Hi all. The other day, I was getting ready to post a new fic I'd written in the Alphas fandom to Archive of Our Own when I realized that there wasn't a "Canon Autistic Character" tag there yet. Not even on my previous fics about Gary.

I've since fixed this, and one other person has tagged a fic of hers with the tag (technically she was first, because I bemoaned the lack of the tag in #yuletide before posting), but according to the Rule of Three, the tag can't be made canonical until a third person tags a fic with it.

Canonizing the tag would make it much easier to search for it on AO3, and it would allow "Canon Autistic Character" to show up in the autocomplete dropdown when people tag their fics.

So what I'm asking is: if any of you have previously posted fics about canon autistic characters on AO3, or if you're transferring old fics to it, or if you're planning on posting something new that could be given the tag: could you please tag it? I will love you forever and maybe give you kudos or a cookie or something.

Thank you!

chordatesrock

Do any of you feel like you need to include All The Reactions like I do? Do you think this is related to internalized ableism?

subluxate

Type of media: Fanfic
Fandom: The Departed
Author/Creator: Me
Brief description: I'm AUing the end of the movie to ( spoilers ) and am looking for advice on communicating some of the physical and emotional responses he'll have.
Link: A public post at my journal

Apologies to the mods for misunderstanding the new policy.

suzelle

Hello!

So, a couple of months ago my old thesis advisor suggested I submit something to this Call For Papers: “Fantastic! Heroic! Disabled?”, as I'd written a couple of things at the end of college about disability studies and superheroes/sci-fi/fandom. I’m building a proposal around Clint Barton/Hawkeye—his canonical deafness in the comics in the 1980s, the restoration of his hearing in the comics after a few years, and some fans’ re-insertion of Hawkeye’s deafness in fanfictions following the release of The Avengers. Basically I’m aiming use Hawkeye as an example to highlight transformative works/fandom as a place where people can create space for disability (while such a space is rarely, if ever, allowed for in popular culture).

I read a fair number of fics over the summer dealing Hawkeye's hearing loss, however, I’m dreadful at bookmarking/keeping track of fics I read. Thus, most of the deaf-Barton fic that I read over the summer has long since slipped through my virtual fingers. I know there's both a bunch of really great Barton fic and a bunch of really dreadful/problematic Barton fic—and I need both! If you have recs/links, or know someone who has recs/links, I would greatly appreciate it if you could send them my way! Thanks so much!

chordatesrock

I'm working on something-- in fact, I'm almost done with it-- that partly intersects with my own experience, and partly doesn't. The problem is that I can't just ask someone with the condition I'm writing about for help, because it's partly made up. There are case studies of people who seem to display the same symptoms (two of them), but I'm not about to ask them even if I did know how to track down anonymous people.

However, even though the disability is made up, it rings true because it's very similar to multiple real conditions. (It really seems like it should be real, too. It's so plausible.) Additionally, it's central to this fic, so I can't just gloss over it.

( Wall of Text about the fictional disability and my fic )

I would like to ask people with personal experience to give opinions about this. I do need a beta for characterization, but I'll ask for that on a fandom-specific community; what I'm asking for here, now, is just to talk it over with people. Is anyone open to that?

Thank you. :)

sinesofinsanity

I'm writing a fic for Yuletide with a character with a below the knee amputation who uses a prosthetic. I'm looking for a beta with experience with amputations and prosthesis, particularly legs. Mostly I just want to make sure I don't include anything stupid, and I'd like someone who can spot inaccuracies or accidental stereotypes.

I've done a bit of research on forums etc, but I would really like someone to just give it a once over. You do not need to be super detailed in your beta-ing, just give it a read through and let me know what I'll need to change.

Current Mood: hopeful

katiemariie

If you recall, I posted a survey last month about starting a big bang challenge for canonically disabled characters. Having aggregated the data, crunched the numbers, and [insert other official statistics sounding thing here], I've started a big bang comm that hopefully meets the needs and preferences of those who took the survey.

Without further ado, I present

cripbigbang, the first big bang challenge dedicated to characters with disabilities. Yay! Sign-ups are open now and will remain open until fic rough drafts are due on May 1st. You can sign up as a fic author, committing yourself to writing a story of at least 10,000 words. Or, you can sign up as an artist, and create some meta (either written or in video form), or a fanvid, or a fanmix, or some visual art. Check out our FAQ for the schedule and more information.

If you have any questions, feel free to comment.

chordatesrock

Recently, I wrote a fic for an old movie called The Goonies. It deals with things I don't have personal experience with and I was wondering whether anyone here could help or knew where to find help making sure that the story is accurate and respectful.

( cut for spoilers )

katiemariie

In the coming months, I'm planning on hosting a big bang challenge dedicated to characters with disabilities. That is, characters with canonical (or arguably canonical) disabilities. No disability AUs here. Rather than give able-bodied characters disabilities and imagine "what if?" this challenge would put the focus on actually disabled characters and what it's like for them to do various plotty (or porny) things while disabled. This challenge is about giving disabled characters the attention they didn't get in canon. For participants working on original fic, this challenge is about making room for disabled characters in their canon.

Before this gets started, I'd like to gauge interest, and, more importantly, see how I can make this big bang more successful, accessible, and engaging than big bangs of the past. And for that I need folks to please answer this short survey.

If you have any questions/thoughts/ideas, I'd love to hear from you in the comments.

sqbr

Since I've often thought to myself "I wish I could read another disabled person's take on this character" I made up a list of fanworks I've created involving (canonically) disabled characters. I haven't always had disability at the front of my mind when creating, but it affects my point of view regardless. Of course that doesn't guarantee that other disabled people will agree with me!

Also, here's some recs to fanworks by other people about disabled characters.

terajk

Title: Stars
Author:

terajk
Rating/Content notes: T, cartoon violence, ableism, sexism
Fandom: Ranma 1/2
Characters: Ryoga, Ranma, Akane
Wordcount: 1150 words
Summary: The one where Ranma and Ryoga talk disability--awkwardly. (Although Ranma cheats.)

At DW | AO3

me_ya_ri

I recently completed this story and thought that it might be appreciated here. Hope everyone enjoys!

Story: Snapshots
Author:

me_ya_ri
Rating: PG-13
Fandom: DCU
Warning: Canon violence (A Death In The Family), AU, traumatic amnesia, non-canon death of a major supporting character (Joker), parental neglect, loneliness, recovery from life-threatening injuries but not much else.
Word Count: Approx 72,700 words total
Summary: An alternate story based on the question/story posed by

Current Mood: calm

morgandawn

Detailed bloggy thoughts here.

And the TLDFR version is here.

aris_tgd

Hey, I want to know if someone has seen This Story out there (because I think if it's not, I may wind up writing it:

( Cut for spoilers for 'A Study in Pink,' the first episode of Sherlock (BBC) )

wynkat

I've been exploring the ways in which I could/would tell stories that deal with the grief and growth that comes with disability and its often times catastrophic changes in our lives. After writing a few small attempts I got hit over the head with a damn near novel-sized idea. This is the end result. Now that its all posted I thought I would share it would this community as well.

Please note, the disability addressed in this fic is not mine, but the emotions are. I have tried to be diligent in my research and respectful in my approach. It is still fiction, so some liberties were taken for the sake of flow and continuity.

Blessings,

Wynkat

Title: “all you feel is…” (link to all 12 parts on AO3)
Author: Wynkat
Characters: RPF/GlamNation ->Tommy Joe Ratliff, Adam Lambert, the Ratliff family, the Glamily, John Denner, OCs,
Rating: NC-17
Contains: depression, disability, future fic, grief, hurt/comfort, sex, swearing, semi-graphic physical trauma, traumatic injury
*Please be aware that some parts of this story that may be triggering for some people*
Word Count: 39K
Betas: the_minx_17 and vlredreign (bless you both!) any remaining mistakes are mine.

Summary: Tommy had everything he ever wanted, the life of a touring musician, awesome friends, financial security, a bright future. One rainy night an accident took it all away. Now Tommy has choices to make and new realities to face. It’s up to him to decide if he’s strong enough to face what he’s lost and reach for what he wants.

Disclaimer: Oh my gods SO NOT REAL. I do not know these people in real life, I am just letting their passions inspire a story that apparently needed to be told. May this never happen. To them or anyone. Ever. Except for the part about people getting stronger, that part’s okay, the rest really needs to never ever happen.

Author’s Notes: see the end of the last chapter for references, links and general author babbling about why and how this came into being

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Call For Proposals: Disability and/in/through fanfiction

a post on disability and fanfiction

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A favor request for those of you who use AO3

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Disability Studies paper on Hawkeye

Fictional speech disorder-- not-so-fictional help wanted

Request for beta

Crip Big Bang

Request for sort-of beta

Survey about future disability big bang

Links and recs: Fanworks about disabled characters

Fic: "Stars" (Ranma 1/2, Ryoga, Ranma, Akane)

Snapshots (DCU AU - Gen)

Thoughts about making the Big Bang more accessible

Using access_fandom as a ficfinder.. (Looking for a Sherlock story)

fic: "all you feel is..." (RPF/GlamNation - Tommy/Adam NC-17)

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