Hi I'm Jules,
I read a lot of disability related more academic stuff, anarchism and whatever else looks interesting or helpful. And then mostly queer fantasy, science fiction / speculative fiction to relax.
I read mostly e-books for accessibility reasons. So if you're interested in a book on my lists, just send me a DM. I can point you to sources or just send it over.
I'm also @queering_space@weirder.earth
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I will work my way through patterns from this book for a long time, so I'm not technically "finished" reading it.
As an experienced knitter this is a great way to challenge myself on new more complex patterns. And also, the Japanese charts for all those twisted cable stitches are just a beauty. Intimidating at first, but there are short explenations on how to work them in the beginning.
I really enjoyed this one! I came from the disability studies and not the Discourse Analysis side of things but it was still pretty accessible and I learned how much I appreciate the discourse approach to disability.
In this mastodon thread are tons of quotes and a few thoughts and comments. Check it out if you want a closer look at the book.
I posted tons of quotes and a few comments in a masto thread I wrote while reading the book.
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