When You Don’t Fit the Eligibility Criteria But Fit the Profile “How can you shop at Walmart?” His brown eyes grow rounder as he ends his question. His body,…
Image Credit: The author and her mother, 2003. I always knew I was going places. Growing up in an industrial city in the north of England, I spent hours…
Gordon Hill Press publishes mostly poetry, but also some literary criticism and some stylistically innovative fiction. We strive to include a wide diversity of writers and writing, but we have a particular emphasis on publishing writers living with disability.
The Sunday of Valentine’s wake I wake up a-flutter. My ride or die wife by my side. She snores as AHS: Hotel screams from the TV at the foot of…
I had one great love now gone. Who I thought would forever haunt me. This intensity of my love for Jasper waxes almost to eclipse her. Allows me compartmentalize. Block…
RACHEL D. L. is a queer, disabled writer and artist. She writes about disability for the Rooted in Rights blog and has published poetry and nonfiction in Anomaly, Colorado Review, and Our Lives…
To get to the theater where The Shape of Water is playing I have to take a subway to a mall. Once inside the mall, I have to find…
I bake Tiramisu Cupcakes for the housewarming of my new home in Reno, Nevada. Realize there’s an essay under the frosting when I spy the red welt between my breasts.…
As the debate on trigger warnings in the academy rages across the internet, I wondered how it is finding form in literary and artistic spaces—so I invited six writers/artists and…