All of that said, the fact that I have discussed producing more fiction does not mean that I will be giving up on poetry or non-fiction entirely, because it's something that I enjoy. It's just the introduction of fiction as part of my writing. I could also incorporate something like narrative poetry — so it's kind of a cross between the fiction and the poetry; it's delving into something new, but also not so new that it feels scary.

At this point, I've spoken about voice-to-text dictation so much. Over the course of my previous posts, we have spoken about using dictation in terms of writing and building a writing career, but only touched on the accessibility side of things; almost as a byproduct of how useful I have found voice-to-text dictation. It's important to note that — before I continue — I'm writing this based on my experience, and from my own interest, not as an expert. Physical fatigue and pain

There are so many things that I would like to do, that I would like to achieve, that I'm interested in. This automatically means that I end up doing a lot without acknowledging the fact that I am potentially doing too much at once — and that leads to an endless cycle of burnout.

Writing also allows for a level playing field, because disability is not the defining factor of anything within writing.