I'm really excited for this volume and for this chapter in particular! The relationship between monsters and disability is a huge gap in our studies (until now!) and I can't think of two better people to tackle the question. Can't wait to read it!

"Disability in Ptolemaic Egypt and the Hellenistic World: Plato's Stepchildren," is officially out. Super excited to have received my author's copies today! Thanks again to @e_jgraham for all your support on this project.

Congrats to our amazing co-president, Dr. Alexandra F. Morris !!

My latest in Classical Journal! This article is intended to encourage other people to think about the role of disability in our traditional canon of ancient literature. What if we ackowledge that everyone experiences their worlds through their bodies?

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One week left to submit abstracts for our hybrid conference! Please send abstracts by Monday November 25 to [email protected] and [email protected] jointly!

🌳Daphne🌳 The excellent Alicia Matz (Dr. Alicia Matz) wrote the entry for Daphne in A Periodic Table of Greek Mythology! A postdoctoral fellow at SDSU, and one of the wonderful folk at cripantiquity, you can see more of her work at aliciamatz.com #APTOGMAuthors

This is now out! Let me know if you'd like a PDF! (You'll have to send me your e-mail address.)

I'm excited to be taking part in this year's Social History of Learning Disability Conference, happening at the The Open University on the 9-10th July. I'll be part of the workshop: "'Is this allowed?' How can we respectfully research disability histories?" university.open.ac.uk/health-and-soc…

We are excited to announce our first annual conference on July 25 and July 26! This conference is completely virtual and completely free. The topics revolve around disability in the ancient world and within academia. To learn more, click the link below! eventbrite.com/e/cripantiquit…

We will be hosting a workshop for this year's CA 2025 Classical Association Conference! The workshop will be July 12 at 9am in United College, School I. We will also be around for the rest of the conference. Feel free to come around and say hi!

We’ve officially arrived at the Classical Association conference! Come around and say hi. Also please attend our workshop tomorrow at 9am!