Ciadish is a free magazine for chronically ill and disabled (CIAD) writers and the readers who love their books. It includes book reviews, interviews, events, publishing news and book love galore. 

The latest issue celebrates award-winning CIAD writers and is packed with competitions to enter and bursaries to apply for. It also includes the latest in Joanne Grace's series on writing sensory stories - a new form of storytelling that helps you reach more people; fun things to enjoy when you're bedliving and houserealmed; and interviews with writers including Rick Dove, Polly Atkin and Victoria Bennett.

Previous issues have featured bookstars including Dr Sami Schalk, Alice Wong, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Penny Batchelor, Michelle Franklin, Kate Foster, Phillip Carter, Rand Leeb-du Toit, Michelle Russell, George 'the Dragon' Parker, Michael Handrick, Richard O' Neill, Robin Ince. Penny Pepper and more. There have also been features on the history of Criptivism; #KeepFestivalsHybrid - a campaign to ensure CIAD people can still access events;  and finding Criptopia - a Utopia that is somewhere rather than nowhere and includes CIAD people.

Ciadish also features the World's Smallest Bookshop chart, with ten books written by chronically ill and disabled people that everyone should have on their shelves  added each issue. 

Love books? Want to find talented new writers and diversify your bookshelves? Read Ciadish to find new authors to love. And if you're a CIAD writer, get in touch to let us know about your books and events.