
The whimsical wafflings of a wordsmith on wheels. A newsletter continuation of my previous blog, "Wordy and Wheely" charts the joys and struggles of navigating culture, creativity, and a career in both, whilst disabled, neurodivergent, queer and trans.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 128 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Hullo my lovely readers
Content note for reference to personal care assistance, as well as the budgets that make it possible, and the consequent impact on self-worth – but framed by the unreserved delight found when that support is recipro...
Hullo my lovely readers
Content note for reference to health and social care
Thank you so much for your support (both publicly and privately) in response to my explanations for pausing in my last letter. Your understanding is hugely appre...
Hullo my lovely readers
A content note for discussion of health and social care and personal assistance
Firstly, my heartfelt thanks for your sincerely supportive (and truly lovely!) responses to last week’s letter, on thirty years of att...
Hullo my lovely readers
Content note for discussions of multiple marginalisations related to sexuality, gender identity, disability and impairment; pride, protests, senses of community; and relative oppressions and privileges. Also referen...
Hullo my lovely readers
A content note for discussion of care assessments, and receiving care, and how that interacts with my navigation, and expression of, both gender and sexuality- and disability-related pride
Today I must start with m...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Jessi is a performer/academic/consultant in representation and employment in theatre, TV and publishing. Wordy & Wheely mixes commentary and creativity from their perspective as a queer, trans, multiply disabled and neurodivergent wheelchair user.
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