Share your novels or comics with disabled characters!

[LauraWrites]

Did you write a character with a disability into your story? If you did, I want to read it! Good disability representation can be hard to find, so let's put our stories with disability representation all in one place.

Here's mine:
Title: Into the Wood
Summary: Kyla's mother taught her to ward off curses with the right combination of herbs, but the newest plague to befall her village is resistant to all the knowledge her people hold. A witch-hunt begins - One that Kyla finds herself at the center of. All because she stepped into a beehive.

This is a coming-of-age story that centers disability and welcomes queerness. It's not spicy, but it is earnest.

Read Into the Wood | Tapas Web Community

[Tursastheeternal]

Does a missing eye count?

[kyupol]

Does being under 5 feet tall as a man count? After all they face difficulty in getting a date or a job...

Or could it all be mental issues?

Read AngHell Dela Blackpill | Tapas Web Community

[Tursastheeternal]

Being short? No. The problems shorter men face are due to societal expectations, not with any physical issue with their body. Kind of like it is with any marginalized group.

Some mental issues, however, are so debilitating that they prevent people from living a normal life, so they absolutely could count.

[Yuuki_Shindo]

Title: Villainous Family: Young Master My Life is Over (Novel)
Genre: Isekai Fantasy, Action, Adventure, Thriller, and Mystery
Short Summary: Robert Von Anglus, whose original name is unknown, suddenly wakes up in Another world, full of Fantasy Isekai elements, only to find that he wasn't the protagonist but the destined villain.
He thought he could rely on his noble status to completely escape from the real world, but the opposite happened. This family of his, it's not human at all.
Father is cold blooded and treats him as a tool and his mother tries to brainwash him. Even his siblings view him as a threat and enemy.
Let's watch as he struggles in this cold family devoid of human touch and see how he walks on a path he never expected or intended.
This is a true story of an ordinary person, forced to become a hero and transforming into a Saviour.
Current Subscriber Goal: 100
Topas Link: https://tapas.io/series/Villainous-Family-Young-Master-My-Life-is-Over-

[LauraWrites]

Probably depends on if they have achondroplasia or another form of dwarfism. Some folks with achondroplasia can be as tall as 4'11" but have other complications related to the condition. Mental health issues can definitely be debilitating.

Defining disability can be tricky. Society will always debate how disabled is disabled enough. Perception can also play a role (if someone is perceived as disabled and therefore treated by society with the related stigmas)

[LauraWrites]

Certainly! Missing an eye would count as a form of vision impairment

[Tursastheeternal]

In that case, enjoy some dark fantasy action!

First:

Read Sazzon :: Prologue: Downfall, Part 1. | Tapas Community

Newest:

Read Sazzon :: Chapter 6: Blood in the snow, Part 2. | Tapas Community