Robyn Hunt

Contributing Writer

Robyn Hunt, (she/her) lives in Whanganui-a-Tara and writes for a variety of publications, mostly on disability subjects, and is working on a personal essay collection. She is co-founder of Crip the Lit.

Stronger Together: The power in community

Joining together in our richly diverse disability community is a powerful way of being together, learning and asserting our rights, says Robyn Hunt.

ByRobyn Hunt

People Read

A hospital bed with a book cover for 'My Wide White Bed' floats among waves at sea.

The longevity and power of My Wide White Bed

The fourth reprint of a provocative poetry anthology from Trish Harris navigates the wayward currents and rough waters of a prolonged hospital stay.

ByRobyn Hunt

Opinion Read

A woman dressed in 20th century attire is grabbing your attention by blowing a horn with stars and emerges from a some leaves.

The history and hijacking of disability day - and what we're doing to claim it back

Robyn Hunt on how we harness our wonderful and wild disability creativity to assert our rights on International Day of Persons with a Disability - and every other day.

ByRobyn Hunt

News Read

A plant is growing out of an open book, the background is a pool of water.

Radical Crip Imagination at Verb writers festival: Our stories, our way

A line up of disabled writers will feature at this year’s Crip the Lit-curated events at Verb in Wellington.

ByRobyn Hunt

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