Every Place on the Map Is Disabled: Poems and Essays
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Every Place on the Map Is Disabled: Poems and Essays

by Travis Chi Wing Lau, Camisha L. Jones, Michael Northen, Naomi Ortiz

Poetry Essays Disability Studies
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Every Place on the Map Is Disabled brings together poems and essays by Travis Chi Wing Lau, Camisha L. Jones, Michael Northen, and Naomi Ortiz. The collection explores disability, place, and mapping through two literary forms: poetry and nonfiction reflection.

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Every Place on the Map Is Disabled is a collection of poems and essays.

The book brings together work by Travis Chi Wing Lau, Camisha L. Jones, Michael Northen, and Naomi Ortiz.

Through its title and forms, the collection connects disability with ideas of place, mapping, and representation.

It offers readers a literary work spanning poetry and nonfiction reflection.

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