Writing Tips for Disabled Writers
Building a writing practice can be challenging for any writer, but for disabled writers, it often comes with additional barriers. At Caboche, we know how important it is to find a routine that aligns with your needs. Here are eight tips to create a sustainable writing practice. 1. Build a Routine Building a routine (for […]
Celebrating Dyslexic Writers – A Tribute for World Dyslexia Awareness Day
As we recognize World Dyslexia Awareness Day, it’s important to reflect on how dyslexia, a condition often misunderstood, has shaped some of the most extraordinary literary voices throughout history! Dyslexia doesn’t limit creativity – in fact, many renowned authors have either been diagnosed or are believed to have had dyslexia, proving that challenges with reading […]
Writing Barriers for Disabled Writers
Disabled writers face unique barriers, many of which are invisible to those outside the community. These obstacles range from external challenges like inaccessible tools to internal struggles like fluctuating self-doubt. Understanding these barriers is the only way to dismantle them and create a more inclusive literary world where all voices are heard. 1. Fluctuating Energy […]
#ChronicallyReading – Lakelore
We’re thrilled to announce our next book club pick : Lakelore by Anna-Marie McLemore! Rooted in magical realism, Lakelore will take you on an emotional journey, exploring the themes of identity, belonging and the power of shared stories. About the Book Lakelore is the story of two neurodivergent and nonbinary teens, Lore and Bastián, […]
New Podcast : Chronically Reading
We are excited to announce the launch of Chronically Reading, a podcast dedicated to showcasing books that feature neurodivergent, chronically ill and disabled characters. At Caboche, we believe that representation matters and Chronically Reading is our latest initiative to amplify voices and narratives often overlooked in mainstream media. Every episode, we will present a new […]
Call for Submissions
Caboche is a small press committed to empowering neurodivergent and disabled writers. We are currently accepting submissions for our next project, focused on the theme of diagnosis. Whether you’ve received a formal diagnosis or have self-diagnosed, your story is valid and it deserves to be heard. We’re interested in hearing from writers who want to […]
From Walks to Words
Eli* was an imposing man who towered over most in our walking group. Had I met him coming home late at night, I would have probably crossed the street. He always looked very serious… that is, until he heard his name. He would then greet you with a smile like no other. Eli was autistic […]