The Brightness of Neurology by Carrie Williams

Carrie Jade Williams lives in Ireland and is a passionate advocate for improved accessibility within the arts. She received the Financial Times Essay Award in 2020. Living with Huntington’s disease she says, “I believe it is important to share my thoughts. I write because I want to be heard. As a writer who relies completely on assistive technology to communicate, I think it is vitally important to normalize writers with unique communication needs.”
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