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Why disability literature matters, now more than ever: 'In one quick instant, anyone can join us' (exclusive essay)
For Disability Pride Month, scholar and author Kenny Fries breaks down why disabled peoples’ stories are a valuable part of the literary community When Body, Remember, my first memoir was originally ...
Earlier this fall, award-winning writer and Disability Arts pioneer Kenny Fries announced that he was launching the Kenny Fries Disabled Writer Literary Award which seeks to elevate and amplify the ...
Kenny Fries, an author and disability rights activist who mainly writes on his experiences as a disabled, gay, Jewish man, visited Tufts yesterday to read from and talk about his recent memoir, "In ...
When Body, Remember, my first memoir was originally published in 1997, I was interviewed on Wisconsin Public Radio. The interviewer asked why someone who wasn't disabled would be interested in my book ...
For Disability Pride Month, scholar and author Kenny Fries breaks down why disabled peoples’ stories are a valuable part of the literary community Kenny Fries is the author of In the Province of the ...
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