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ISBN
9781941026359
Book Title
Right Way to Be Crippled and Naked : the Fiction of Disability-An Anthology
Publisher
Lee & Low Books, Incorporated
Item Length
9 in
Publication Year
2017
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.8 in
Author
Michael Northen
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Anthologies (Multiple Authors), Short Stories (Single Author)
Item Weight
13.4 Oz
Item Width
6 in
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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"I remember I believed all my problems would be solved, if only I were beautiful. Then I was beautiful." --Jonathan Mack, from his story "The Right Way to be Crippled and Naked." Welcome to the worlds of the disabled. The physically disabled. The mentally disabled. The emotionally disabled. What does that word "disabled" mean anyway? Is there a right way to be crippled? Editors Sheila Black and Michael Northen (co-editors of the highly praised anthology Beauty is a Verb: The New Poetry of Disability ) join newcomer Annabelle Hayse to present short stories by Dagoberto Gilb, Anne Finger, Stephen Kuusisto, Thom Jones, Lisa Gill, Floyd Skloot, and others. These authors -- all who experience the "disability" they write about -- crack open the cage of our culture's stereotypes. We look inside, and, through these people we thought broken, we uncover new ways of seeing and knowing.

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Publisher
Lee & Low Books, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1941026354
ISBN-13
9781941026359
eBay Product ID (ePID)
219283878

Product Key Features

Book Title
Right Way to Be Crippled and Naked : the Fiction of Disability-An Anthology
Number of Pages
352 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2017
Topic
Anthologies (Multiple Authors), Short Stories (Single Author)
Genre
Fiction
Author
Michael Northen
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
13.4 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"An anthology of finely crafted short fiction that represents the experiences of writers with disabilities. ... The voices and experiences represented here are plural. The perspectives of writers with disabilities are not monolithic, nor is there one way to write from those perspectives." --Foreword Reviews "This fine collection of stories, written by authors who live with disability, fills a space on the world's bookshelves that has sat empty for far too long. But the fictional riches to be found in these narratives - which range across a vast span of characters, voices, situations, styles, and genres - are united in additional ways: attention to literary craft, loyalty to emotional authenticity, and the outright rejection of every disability clich there is. A must-have book not just for lovers of literature, but for all who embrace the exquisite diversity of humanity." --Rachel Simon, author of Riding The Bus With My Sister and The Story of Beautiful Girl "Each piece in this much-needed anthology of short stories disrupts stereotypes. While characters with disabilities do appear in traditional literature--often as misrepresented stock figures--the characters featured in this collection defy harmful assumptions. Created by writers with disabilities, these vivid, engaging short fiction pieces can alter the way disability is perceived. I will definitely use this book in my classes." --Patricia Dunn, Stony Brook University, author of Disabling Characters " The Right Way to be Crippled and Naked reminds us that disability is as ubiquitous in life and literature as love or death. With voices so distinct and diverse this theme becomes an abundant watershed. And in the hands of artists who actually know their subject matter, who embrace their identities, the theme is elevated to incandescence. What remains is a kernel of humanity: at its best, at its worst, and in all of its splendor." --Eileen Cronin, author of Mermaid "This is a fiercely unsentimental, deeply moving, sometimes thrilling, and utterly necessary book. These stories use the lens of physical and mental disability to enlarge and complicate our sense of the world. Characters who are too often invisible to the eye of mainstream culture shine in these pages, sharing pain, wisdom, and humor. This is a book we've needed for a long time. A great collection, too, for anyone who teaches fiction writing." --Jane McCafferty, author of First You Try Everything "For those already familiar with disability literature to those new to the genre, there are stories to delight and challenge all readers here. The Right Way to be Crippled & Naked brings together a diverse chorus of voices who explore the joys and pains of the human experience with humour, compassion, anger, and unflinching honesty. Quite simply, an outstanding and memorable anthology." --Kathryn Allan, author of Accessing the Future "Here are stories of lust and sex, news of work-arounds and strange sensations, tales of mythic patience and pissed-off patients, flash fictions of protest and red-glitter keyboards. These stories arrive full-blooded and bloody, and difference leaves its trail on form and content. Highly recommended." --Petra Kuppers, University of Michigan, author of Studying Disability Arts and Culture, "An anthology of finely crafted short fiction that represents the experiences of writers with disabilities; The voices and experiences represented here are plural. The perspectives of writers with disabilities are not monolithic, nor is there one way to write from those perspectives." Foreword Reviews "This fine collection of stories, written by authors who live with disability, fills a space on the world's bookshelves that has sat empty for far too long. But the fictional riches to be found in these narratives - which range across a vast span of characters, voices, situations, styles, and genres - are united in additional ways: attention to literary craft, loyalty to emotional authenticity, and the outright rejection of every disability cliche there is. A must-have book not just for lovers of literature, but for all who embrace the exquisite diversity of humanity. Rachel Simon, author of Riding The Bus With My Sister and The Story of Beautiful Girl Each piece in this much-needed anthology of short stories disrupts stereotypes. While characters with disabilities do appear in traditional literature--often as misrepresented stock figures--the characters featured in this collection defy harmful assumptions. Created by writers with disabilities, these vivid, engaging short fiction pieces can alter the way disability is perceived. I will definitely use this book in my classes." --Patricia Dunn, Stony Brook University, author of Disabling Characters " The Right Way to be Crippled and Naked reminds us that disability is as ubiquitous in life and literature as love or death. With voices so distinct and diverse this theme becomes an abundant watershed. And in the hands of artists who actually know their subject matter, who embrace their identities, the theme is elevated to incandescence. What remains is a kernel of humanity: at its best, at its worst, and in all of its splendor." --Eileen Cronin, author of Mermaid "This is a fiercely unsentimental, deeply moving, sometimes thrilling, and utterly necessary book. These stories use the lens of physical and mental disability to enlarge and complicate our sense of the world. Characters who are too often invisible to the eye of mainstream culture shine in these pages, sharing pain, wisdom, and humor. This is a book we've needed for a long time. A great collection, too, for anyone who teaches fiction writing." --Jane McCafferty, author of First You Try Everything "For those already familiar with disability literature to those new to the genre, there are stories to delight and challenge all readers here. The Right Way to be Crippled & Naked brings together a diverse chorus of voices who explore the joys and pains of the human experience with humour, compassion, anger, and unflinching honesty. Quite simply, an outstanding and memorable anthology." --Kathryn Allan, author of Accessing the Future "Here are stories of lust and sex, news of work-arounds and strange sensations, tales of mythic patience and pissed-off patients, flash fictions of protest and red-glitter keyboards. These stories arrive full-blooded and bloody, and difference leaves its trail on form and content. Highly recommended." --Petra Kuppers, University of Michigan, author of Studying Disability Arts and Culture "Everyone who teaches literature and is serious about using fiction to explore diversity should own a copy of this book." Kaleidoscope, "An anthology of finely crafted short fiction that represents the experiences of writers with disabilities. ... The voices and experiences represented here are plural. The perspectives of writers with disabilities are not monolithic, nor is there one way to write from those perspectives." --Foreword Reviews "This fine collection of stories, written by authors who live with disability, fills a space on the world's bookshelves that has sat empty for far too long. But the fictional riches to be found in these narratives - which range across a vast span of characters, voices, situations, styles, and genres - are united in additional ways: attention to literary craft, loyalty to emotional authenticity, and the outright rejection of every disability clich there is. A must-have book not just for lovers of literature, but for all who embrace the exquisite diversity of humanity." --Rachel Simon, author of Riding The Bus With My Sister and The Story of Beautiful Girl "Each piece in this much-needed anthology of short stories disrupts stereotypes. While characters with disabilities do appear in traditional literature--often as misrepresented stock figures--the characters featured in this collection defy harmful assumptions. Created by writers with disabilities, these vivid, engaging short fiction pieces can alter the way disability is perceived. I will definitely use this book in my classes." --Patricia Dunn, Stony Brook University, author of Disabling Characters " The Right Way to be Crippled and Naked  reminds us that disability is as ubiquitous in life and literature as love or death. With voices so distinct and diverse this theme becomes an abundant watershed. And in the hands of artists who actually know their subject matter, who embrace their identities, the theme is elevated to incandescence. What remains is a kernel of humanity: at its best, at its worst, and in all of its splendor." --Eileen Cronin, author of Mermaid "This is a fiercely unsentimental, deeply moving, sometimes thrilling, and utterly necessary book. These stories use the lens of physical and mental disability to enlarge and complicate our sense of the world. Characters who are too often invisible to the eye of mainstream culture shine in these pages, sharing pain, wisdom, and humor. This is a book we've needed for a long time. A great collection, too, for anyone who teaches fiction writing." --Jane McCafferty, author of First You Try Everything "For those already familiar with disability literature to those new to the genre, there are stories to delight and challenge all readers here.  The Right Way to be Crippled & Naked brings together a diverse chorus of voices who explore the joys and pains of the human experience with humour, compassion, anger, and unflinching honesty. Quite simply, an outstanding and memorable anthology." --Kathryn Allan, author of Accessing the Future "Here are stories of lust and sex, news of work-arounds and strange sensations, tales of mythic patience and pissed-off patients, flash fictions of protest and red-glitter keyboards. These stories arrive full-blooded and bloody, and difference leaves its trail on form and content. Highly recommended." --Petra Kuppers, University of Michigan, author of Studying Disability Arts and Culture, "This fine collection of stories, written by authors who live with disability, fills a space on the world's bookshelves that has sat empty for far too long. But the fictional riches to be found in these narratives - which range across a vast span of characters, voices, situations, styles, and genres - are united in additional ways: attention to literary craft, loyalty to emotional authenticity, and the outright rejection of every disability clich there is. A must-have book not just for lovers of literature, but for all who embrace the exquisite diversity of humanity." --Rachel Simon, author of Riding The Bus With My Sister and The Story of Beautiful Girl "Each piece in this much-needed anthology of short stories disrupts stereotypes. While characters with disabilities do appear in traditional literature--often as misrepresented stock figures--the characters featured in this collection defy harmful assumptions. Created by writers with disabilities, these vivid, engaging short fiction pieces can alter the way disability is perceived. I will definitely use this book in my classes." --Patricia Dunn, Stony Brook University, author of Disabling Characters " The Right Way to be Crippled and Naked  reminds us that disability is as ubiquitous in life and literature as love or death. With voices so distinct and diverse this theme becomes an abundant watershed. And in the hands of artists who actually know their subject matter, who embrace their identities, the theme is elevated to incandescence. What remains is a kernel of humanity: at its best, at its worst, and in all of its splendor." --Eileen Cronin, author of Mermaid "This is a fiercely unsentimental, deeply moving, sometimes thrilling, and utterly necessary book. These stories use the lens of physical and mental disability to enlarge and complicate our sense of the world. Characters who are too often invisible to the eye of mainstream culture shine in these pages, sharing pain, wisdom, and humor. This is a book we've needed for a long time. A great collection, too, for anyone who teaches fiction writing." --Jane McCafferty, author of First You Try Everything "For those already familiar with disability literature to those new to the genre, there are stories to delight and challenge all readers here.  The Right Way to be Crippled & Naked brings together a diverse chorus of voices who explore the joys and pains of the human experience with humour, compassion, anger, and unflinching honesty. Quite simply, an outstanding and memorable anthology." --Kathryn Allan, author of Accessing the Future "Here are stories of lust and sex, news of work-arounds and strange sensations, tales of mythic patience and pissed-off patients, flash fictions of protest and red-glitter keyboards. These stories arrive full-blooded and bloody, and difference leaves its trail on form and content. Highly recommended." --Petra Kuppers, University of Michigan, author of Studying Disability Arts and Culture
Lccn
2016-014303
Dewey Decimal
813.01089207
Lc Classification Number
Ps648.D5
Copyright Date
2016

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