two books into my career and I’ve seen a lot of reviews that force me to grapple with the fact that many readers simply don’t read marginalized characters the same way they do “”standard”” characters in romance - a straight white FMC or side character is viewed as an individual human being, while a

The way I sometimes use my contacts for my own reading…

Me: I am gonna be professional.

Also Me: …can I please haaaaave

So hello everyone—we’re here again I hear…

I’m a disabled YA writer just put here with some contemporary and speculative books about disabled girls getting their HEA.

I talk a lot about disability inclusion in the book space.

I work for a book club I do get to read for a living.

She’s here!! Feast your eyes on the cover of my debut novel and preorder here bit.ly/cgreenfield if you’re a fan of:
-lovesick sick kids
-estranged childhood friends to lovers
-gratuitous beach road trips
-Jewish lesbian hijinx
Thank you @erickalugo.bsky.social for the cover of my dreams!

There are two ladies at my day job who actively keep up with the progress of book 2. And just every time I tell them something new, they’re like YAS YES PLEASE I NEED THIS.

Find coworkers like that.

There’s one thing that my debut taught me.

And that is…just make them disabled.

For so long I went around with stories in my head separated into “disabled” and “nondisabled” folders.

And you know what —those “nondisabled” stories are a whole lot more fun to write if you just make them disabled

It’s my last day of vacay here in Portland and I just…wanna stay.

I mean LOOK AT IT

Six months until you can recreate this photo yourself. (Minus the missing fingers—unless you’re into that feel free to chop off digits and remove your radius!)

Hello! If there are three things you need to know about me and what I’ll talk about they are:

🔅Books
🔅BTS
🔅Disneyland

My debut novel comes out next year on March 5. It’s about one girl trying to figure out if Live can survive the hospital, among other things!