Where to Publish Disability-Related Writing

​I received, from another writer with a chronic illness, a list of venues for disability-related writing. Check them out. Not only can publishing your writing be therapeutic, but it is also a powerful way to spread awareness of the experiences of people with disabilities. Don't be afraid to share your voice. 

• Ars Medica
• The Awakenings Review (re: mental illness)
• The Examined Life
• The Healing Muse
• Deaf Poets Society
• Hospital Drive
• The Intima
• Pulse: Voices from the Heart of Medicine
• Rogue Agent
• Youshare
• Monstering Magazine
• Please See Me
• The Mighty
• The Human Touch Journal
• Medical Literary Messenger
• Bellevue Literary Review
• Blood and Thunder
• Disability Studies Quarterly (online),
• Kaleidoscope (online)
• Tiny Tim Literary Review (online)
• Barking Sycamore
• Breath & Shadow (online; I've published in this one)
• Intima
• Wordgathering
• Kuell
• Pentimento
• Zoeglossia

Darla Nagel is a biomedical copy editor who has an invisible chronic illness. She wants to educate healthcare professionals and encourage patients. If you want to receive quarterly updates from her, email darla.nagel{a}gmail.com.

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