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Pittsburgh Live/Ability: Conversations in Poetry and Prose

Pittsburgh Live/Ability

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Pittsburgh Live/Ability: Encounters in Poetry and Prose is a literary collection that reflects the realities of life for Pittsburghers with disabilities. It is the creative culmination of two years of work between 11 multilingual, multiply disabled, and multiply abled Pittsburgh writers and 11 Pittsburghers with disabilities. The anthology is an intimate collaboration recounting what it means to translate oneself into an abled world, and the dynamic and textured diversity of lives pursued in our city.

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Pittsburgh Live/Ability: Conversations in Poetry and Prose

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Introduction | Ellen McGrath Smith
Sidria Sings: Sidria Williams | Cameron Barnett
The Language He Dreams In: Kenneth DeHaan | Katie Booth
The Eyes Have It: Avis Zawadi | Sheila Carter-Jones
Ableist Bingo with Safe Spaces | Ava C. Cipri & Heather Tomko
Unsafe for Sensitive Groups: Selene dePackh and Alana Gibbs in Conversation
Linking Hands: Richard McGann | Cristina Hartmann
Paul O’Hanlon: A Driving Force for Accessibility | Jason Irwin
Learning to Dream Again: Anne Alter’s Life with Schizophrenia| Jennifer Matesa
Navigating the Roads of Power and Policy: Jessica Benham | Patti Murphy
A Swirling, Lingering Storm: Corporal Kevin Craig Nixon | Emilio Rodriguez
Freaky Fire Guy: A Collaboration by Mark Steidl and Rick St. John