An Introduction to Queer and Disability Workbook (Vol 3)

This Volume welcomes students who want to specialise from day one in the creative practice and study of Disability literature and Queerness to develop their theory and creative writing to become creative-critical practitioners. The central concern contends with the representation, practical and theoretical understanding of Queerness and Disability from sociological and literary perspectives emphasizing the creative-critical application of these theories, led by an expert in the field and practising writer, E. J. Kingdom.  

We intertwine theory with practice to develop both critical and creative tools at once, helping you develop critically engaged, disruptive writing from day one. Through a series of self-led explainer audio lectures and creative tasks, the course shall: introduce you to the critical theory and intersectional literatures to embed and contextualise your critical work within, and start your journey to becoming a socially-engaged, intentionally disruptive artistic practitioner. 

Through this course you shall successfully develop a sound understanding of the theoretical underpinnings and practical considerations of these two theoretical approaches in a wide variety of genres. More important than just the theory, though, is how you can use these practically to understand and become an active contributor to the exciting, disruptive field of intersectional literatures.