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(I arrange words and eat cake.)

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"Readers, get ready—for the gleekin’ ride of your life! Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space is an exuberant romp that ditches all the stale clichés of sci-fi in favour of what’s fresh, exciting, and truly possible. Here is a tale that shows when it comes to accessibility, not even the sky is the limit. Buckle up and enjoy!” AMANDA LEDUC, AUTHOR OF DISFIGURED: ON FAIRY TALES, DISABILITY, AND MAKING SPACE, AND THE CENTAUR’S WIFE

“I can’t describe how refreshing it is as a disabled person to read about fully fleshed out three-dimensional characters. Not only are we pulled out of our trope-ridden literary history, we are give substance.”
DEREK NEWMAN-STILLE, NINE-TIME PRIX AURORA AWARD WINNER FOR SPECULATING CANADA

“This is why books like Nothing Without Us Too are so important. Stories featuring disabled characters that are written by disabled authors themselves are inherently stories of transformation and the new—because they come from people who’ve had to view the world in different ways in order to get by, to survive, to thrive in ways that only we know how. Disabled authors don’t just ‘fix disability in their stories—they go about fixing, as it were, the entire world.”
AMANDA LEDUC, AUTHOR OF DISFIGURED: ON FAIRY TALES, DISABILITY, AND MAKING SPACE, AND THE CENTAUR’S WIFE

“Okay, so if you like to laugh then this is the book for you. It’s not all laughs though. There are some genuinely touching, human moments (between characters that are not human at all). It all blends together so seamlessly, going from something that makes the reader laugh out loud, to just smile at the character interaction. This is a great prequel to Cait’s other book, Life in the ‘Cosm, and gives great backstory to two characters from that book who truly deserved to get their own to star in.”
JOHN HAAS, AUTHOR OF THE BOOK OF DEATH AND MADNESS

“Space is vast, dark, unforgiving, and cold. Some of the hardest science fiction explores those realities with a merciless precision of life-and-death scientific principles, and the realities of surviving the worst traits of humanity. Thank the ‘Cosm for Cait Gordon, then, who looked into the bleak infinities of space and thought, ‘But what about cake?’”
’NATHAN BURGOINE, LAMBDA LITERARY FINALIST AND AUTHOR OF LIGHT

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