Congratulations to founding editor Ed Park and contributing editor Andrew Leland, who are BOTH Pulitzer finalists!!!

Congrats to The Believer editor Andrew Leland (Andrew Leland) for being a 2024 Pulitzer Prize finalist in memoir/autobiography for his book, "The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight"! pulitzer.org/finalists/andr…

Lucy Webster Disability Pride by Ben Mattlin No Pity by Joe Shapiro all things by and edited by Alice Wong 王美華 The Country of the Blind by Andrew Leland and We're Not Broken by Eric Michael Garcia come to mind

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Magnífic llibre de Andrew Leland sobre el camí de la visió parcial a la ceguesa. Un assaig brillant, documentadíssim i commovedor que hauríem de traduir urgentment al català. Via Penguin Random House 🐧🏠📚 Penguin Llibres

Since its release in February, a lot of people (including, e.g., Kevin Roose this past Tuesday) have wondered what (and who) the Vision Pro -- Apple's swanky new mixed-reality headset -- is for. For @nymag Intelligencer, I found an answer! nymag.com/intelligencer/…

How disabled people use Apple Vision Pro for work, entertainment, and more, and interviews with some disabled Apple staff who built the accessibility features (Andrew Leland / New York Magazine) nymag.com/intelligencer/… 📫 Subscribe: techmeme.com/newsletter?fro… techmeme.com/240615/p2#a240…

As I zipped through Andrew Leland's The Country of the Blind, , some things halted me in my tracks, as a fellow blind person - moments of hilarity and recognition and communion. Andrew Leland I hope you don't mind me sharing quotes. 2/n

sara is among the best and most indispensable disability reporters in the world. thrilled that her beat is evolving at 19thnews

It was a pleasure to read Andrew Leland Andrew Leland memoire, essential reading for healthcare workers in #ophthalmogy

The The Wall Street Journal today fired my former colleague for STANDING UP for press freedom. Words cannot describe how twisted & abhorrent this is, at a time when journalists around the world are being intimidated, detained & killed into silence. In awe of Selina's bravery, strength & leadership.

While we're talking about journalists on the disability beat working at the top of their game, has anyone else noticed the unbroken chain of superb (ok fine I can't resist: 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥) reporting from Julia Métraux at @motherjones?? all hits!!

I have a piece coming soon explaining wtf happened. Stay tuned.

Resurfacing this NY Times article about coming up with a name sign for our VP Harris, who is now running for the presidency nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Editorializing a little, I think my main takeaway from reporting this out is that there is *a ton* of energy from disabled Democrats and other left-leaning disabled folks that has been left on the table by the Biden campaign. Harris campaign is hiring to change that right now.

One of the best books I read last year was Andrew Leland’s The Country of the Blind, which was recently nominated as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. I got to interview Andrew recently. Enjoy reading part of our conversation at Nursing Clio! nursingclio.org/2024/08/14/dis…

I sort of have to love the irony of writing a whole article about the focus on accessibility at #DNC2024 and then I can’t actually understand a lot of what people are saying on the disability caucus stream because captions are unavailable.

A beautiful piece about Joshua Roman's battle with #LongCovid from Pam Belluck in the The New York Times this weekend. I am humbled by how Joshua has created transcendent art through adversity, but his work is also a constant reminder of the need for LC action NOW. nytimes.com/2024/08/17/hea…