Recs if you like Dust...

why shouldn’t we be able to imagine disabled people in space, in love, solving mysteries, or on the lam?

genre fiction (SFF, romance, mystery, thriller, etc.) with disabled characters or themes, written by disabled authors.

These books either have a main character or main side character who's important to the plot with deaf and/or hard of hearing rep! 🙉👂🔕 I haven't read all of these, but I have read a good chunk, so I'm always happy to talk with anyone about them & recs are always appreciated! 💜

as a deaf person, i wanted to read more books by deaf writers! how good the book is has no impact, i just wanted to show all books by deaf writers!

It took me FOREVER to put my lists together, so I wanted to share them in case anyone else needed book ideas for HRCYED 3.0 (Hardest Reading Challenge You’ll Ever Do)!

A note about The Girl in the Tower: I have the UK editions of this series and they include snow!

A note about When Stars Rain Down: I originally thought of the little white spots as rain but am now questioning that. TBD on if I change this book to something else!

For the Fae and Flame Society book club, often our spring book bingo includes a square for 'Deaf/Hard of Hearing Representation.' Here is a list of books as such!