Disabled Tales wouldn't exist without the wonderful writers and artists we publish:

Gold Maria Akanbi 
Diasporan Wilderness
Olayjoye Keji Akintunde
I Know Of A Boy and Au revoir As A Metaphor For Forever
Salim Yakubu Akko
What to Say to the Boy that Asks for the Remnants of Rain
Metamorphosis
Holly Bars 
Fairytale
Fadrian Bartley
No Skin is too Thick
​The Prodigal 
Suits
Amy Bennett-Zendian
Megrim (A Migraine Is A Fairy Tale)
Rachel Burns
Eye Emergency Department
Chucking Out Time
Sasha Callaghan 
The Brown Bear of the Green Glen
​Mirror, mirror
Rumpelstiltskin​
Emmie Christie
The Importance of Gray
Martina Collender
Corridor
Maria Constanti
Dreamscapes
The Armless Maiden: two arias​
K. B. Diaz
The View in Front of a Train
Marie-Louise Eyres
​Resident Dragon
The last time I saw my grandmother
Gretchen Gales
Feral Freedom
John Ganshaw
Beauty Speaks
Wendy Hess
The Clever Witch
The Autumn Witch​
​Snow White and Red Rose
Elizabeth Hopkinson
Sister of Bones: Weak Me, Strong Me
Daniel Kay
The Green Man
Melanie Kennedy-Diver
Fairy Tales and Disability: Do I Have a Happily Ever After?
Kendra Preston Leonard
How Many Lives Hath Pangur Bán
Rob Lowe
At The End Of My Eightieth Year
H. K. G. Lowery
Unlovable (I Love)
​It's Just Like Heaven
​Jaro Tapal
Judy Lunsford
Prince Amos
Meep Matsushima
Down by the River, Dreaming
​Haunted House
Kay Medway
Winter Silver
​Bright
J. Moniz
All Hail The Girl King
Diego Morales
​Conall Cra Bhuidhe: Subverting Expectations
Hannah Myers
Comfort in the Castle
Menu
i wish i was a somnambulist 
Beth O’Brien
Rapunzel: Blindness and Cures
​​In The Heart of Hidden Things by Kit Whitfield (book review)
Abdulbasit Oluwanishola
Yet, A Grace 
Partha Sarkar
Blood has been insecure since birth
Imam Sarafadeen
In The Night
Julie Stevens
Forest Girl
Lost Charms
Bill Tope
Witch's Brew
The Potion Taster
​First Step
​Mal Compris​
Lynda Turbet
The Green Children of Woolpit
Scarlett Ward
Andersen’s The Little Mermaid: ‘If you take away my voice, what is left of me?