Wolf Pack Is About Werewolves With Nothing to Do
What happens when there isn't enough plot for eight episodes.
Fay Onyx
Fay Onyx is the producer and host of Writing Alchemy, a podcast that centers intersectional characters, including a fairy tale series that combines humor and magic with serious topics, and a tabletop role-playing series about the adventures of disabled and mentally divergent heroes. Hir intersecting experiences as a queer, disabled, neurodiverse genderqueer inspire the work ze does as a writer, artist, podcaster, game designer, and disability consultant. Right now, Fay is focusing on making tabletop role-playing games accessible to a broader range of people. Ze does this through the Writing Alchemy podcast, and by collecting accessibility resources, creating new resources, and designing Magic Goes Awry, a high fantasy role-playing system that is light on rules and heavy on magical mayhem.
Q&A: How Do I Portray “Stupid” Characters Respectfully?
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Q&A: Is a Carnival Sideshow of Non-Humans Ableist?
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Q&A: How Do I Depict a Disabled Character Respectfully?
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Q&A: How Do I Find a Sensitivity Consultant for Disability?
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Q&A: How Can I Include Disability in a World Where People Design Their Bodies?
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Q&A: Is It a Problem for a Disability to Be Integral to the Plot?
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Q&A: How Do I Craft Assistive Devices for a Blind Character?
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Q&A: How Should I Depict a Character in a Wheelchair That Transforms Into a Monster?
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Lessons From the Edgy Writing of Blindsight
Author Peter Watts has an engaging voice and a reckless disregard for accuracy.
Respectfully Depicting a Character Adapting to a Disability
While it is true that becoming disabled can be hard, these depictions are exaggerated.
Ridding Your Monsters of Ableism
Monsters often reflect society's fears of disability.
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