The Art of Disability

This insider's guide to disability representation in media draws from a decade of professional experience in acting, writing, and producing for major broadcasters. The book tackles urgent questions about whether disability can be viewed as an art form and why authentic representation is crucial to contemporary culture, all while exploring practical strategies for increasing disability diversity across media platforms. It moves beyond theory by incorporating direct contributions from prominent industry figures, offering a multi-disciplinary examination of the entertainment landscape.

What sets this work apart is its unique perspective from within the industry, combining personal narrative with actionable insights for creating meaningful change. The author's firsthand account of navigating a field where "all the world's a stage, and both have bad wheelchair access" grounds the discussion in lived reality rather than abstract concepts. Media professionals, aspiring creators, and anyone invested in disability advocacy will find this an essential roadmap for understanding and improving representation. Its blend of critical analysis and practical guidance makes it a significant contribution to the ongoing conversation about diversity in storytelling.