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- POEMS: With disability themes
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- Molly Can
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- Behold
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- The Bicyclist
- The Gaze
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- No Folks Guitar
- ***NEW***In Un Alienable Rights
- Poems: Without disability themes
- Nonfiction Serials: Part I: Hiring an Arm and a Leg
- CHILDREN’S STORIES: Grinchley Avenue School’s Food Fight Fiasco
- Short Stories: Without disability themes
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SHORT STORIES: With Disability Themes
The stories in this category have disability related themes.
5 Responses to "SHORT STORIES: With Disability Themes"
3 | Sharifa Siddiqui
March 26, 2009 at 10:33 am
Dear Ruth Harrigan,
Thank you so much. I will post back to you whatever I use and with due credit to you. Thanks again
Sharifa
4 | Claire Bromley
May 15, 2009 at 8:17 am
I am writting to you to ask if it is possible to feature some of your oeom’s as a am a disabled person mayself I am trying though my website to hightlight the and awere people of disability, can uyou help me as I would like to add peoms about disability
Your C. Bromley
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Welcome to A Different Light, a blog with poetry, fiction and essays about disability
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- A SHORT STORY: THE HOMELESS
- ABLE FABLES
- CHILDREN’S STORIES: Grinchley Avenue School’s Food Fight Fiasco
- HAIKU COLLECTION
- Nonfiction Serials: Part I: Hiring an Arm and a Leg
- Novella: A Good Resemblance
- POEMS: With disability themes
- ***NEW***In Un Alienable Rights
- All the While
- Autistic Rap
- Behold
- Can’t find a way out
- Captured Cadence
- Charity my fickle friend
- Dangling
- DisCover a poem UnCovered
- Fly Bye
- Forward
- Functional Outcomes
- Get Loud
- Hard to imagine
- Helen Keller’s Long Lost Child
- Her ‘chair
- Hope unheard
- I don’t suppose you’ve seen
- Misnomer No More
- Molly Can
- No Folks Guitar
- The Bicyclist
- The Form
- The Gaze
- The Ides of March Polka
- The Reflection I See
- The Woman in the Wheelchair
- Thundering
- Underneath the overcast
- Watch out
- We Got a Game To Play
- We’re Strong People
- What we notice
- You say you know
- Poems: Without disability themes
- SHORT STORIES: With Disability Themes
- ****NEW**** On the Boardwalk
- ***NEW*** Limes and Cake
- An Automatic Response
- An Elegant Year
- Down By the Tracks
- First Word War
- Four Dimensional
- Grandpa’s Tree
- Gravity Sucks
- Grieving in Suburbia
- His Parents’ House
- Ignorance of the Law
- One Percent
- Quick Draw
- Something of Worth
- Sticks, Stones and Names
- The empath
- The Extra Portion
- The Fly and The Old Man
- The Hokey Pokey
- The Odd Gift
- The Power Chair Pole Vaulter from Paluga County
- Too Late to Return
- Transcontinental Dissonance
- Trophies
- Wait and See
- Short Stories: Without disability themes
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- POEMS: With disability themes
- SHORT STORIES: With Disability Themes
- Confined to a wheelchair
- Questions Kids Would Ask of Martin Luther King Jr.
- Helen Keller's Long Lost Child
- CHILDREN'S STORIES: Grinchley Avenue School's Food Fight Fiasco
- A SHORT STORY: THE HOMELESS
- Wait and See
- ***NEW***In Un Alienable Rights
- An Elegant Year
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1 | Sharifa Siddiqui
March 20, 2009 at 2:06 pm
I would like to know if I can access your stories/poems/literature so that I can use them as material to sensitize people on disability issues. If yes, let me know how I can access it.
I live in India, Secunderabad and work for an NGO that works on women’s issues.