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"If You Don't Laugh, You'll Cry At Certain Things."

Disability Review Magazine Meets Fats Timbo

Jul 2 • Lydia Wilkins

What Is 'Disabled Womanhood'?

A Possible Antidote To Desexualisation

Jun 9 • Lydia Wilkins

The Reclamation Of My Body

Jun 2 • Lydia Wilkins

The Accessible Oxford Guide

An Analogue Adventure For Disabled Women

May 18 • Lydia Wilkins

What Makes A 'Good' Disability Ally?

The answer may be more elusive than you realise

May 6 • Lydia Wilkins

Fashion Becomes Art

Inside The New V&A Schiaparelli Exhibition

Apr 27 • Lydia Wilkins

How To Make A Solo Art Date Accessible

Lessons on how to fill your cup

Apr 15 • Lydia Wilkins

"When you become disabled or chronically ill, you don't get given a handbook."

Chronically Jenni x Disability Review Magazine & A Birthday Special Offer

Mar 25 • Lydia Wilkins

26 Things I Know About Shame

Mar 14 • Lydia Wilkins

“Have you ever been assaulted?”

Dispatches From The Doctors Office

Feb 17 • Lydia Wilkins

Welcome To The Disabled Feminist

A New Look For A New Year (& Book)

Jan 8 • Lydia Wilkins

December Favourites

& What Next For 2026

Dec 17, 2025 • Lydia Wilkins

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