Evil characters with health conditions often fall into tired tropes, some that are harmful to the disabled community.

Part of a series on how to write disabled characters, this interview with Rebekah Gwaltney gives insight into living with POTS.

Six questions you should ask yourself if you have a disabled character in your novel.

Diversity encourages us to accept others who aren’t like us and helps us to see ourselves as the heroes of our own stories.

Part of a series on how to write disabled characters, this interview with Kayla Rodriguez gives insight into living with autism.

Part of a series on how to write disabled characters, this interview with Chloe Metzger gives insight into living with fibromyalgia and EDS.

Part of a series on how to write disabled characters, this interview with Aaron Parsons gives insight into living with autism.

Part of a series on how to write disabled characters, this interview with Fay Onyx gives insight into living with anxiety.

Part of a series on how to write disabled characters, this interview with Fay Onyx gives insight into living with anxiety.

Part of a series on how to write disabled characters, this interview with Nikki Albert gives insight into living with chronic migraines.