Storytelling as Accessibility: A Disability-Focused Discussion with Liar's Dice Author Juliet Faithfull
Thursday, December 3, 2026
6:00 pm ET | Virtual | Free
Stories shape who gets seen. They shape who gets understood, and who gets left out of the room entirely.
In celebration of International Day of People with Disabilities, CPARF is teaming up with Thousand Voices and Random House for a special book club conversation with Juliet Faithfull, author of Liar's Dice.
We'll talk about storytelling as a form of access. How books can open doors. Why disability belongs at the center of the stories we tell, not the margins. And what it looks like when readers find themselves on the page.
Whether you've finished the book, just started, or haven't picked it up yet, you're welcome here. Come for the conversation. Stay for the community.
This event is free, and we want to keep it that way. Cost should never be the reason someone misses out. That's only possible because people who can give, do. When you register, please make a gift of whatever feels right to you. Every donation keeps our community events open to everyone and fuels CPARF's work making assistive technology accessible and affordable for people with disabilities.
Register for the Discussion
This event will include live captioning. Need another accommodation to take part? Let us know at giving@cparf.org, and we'll make it work.
About This Event
Storytelling as Accessibility: A Disability-Focused Discussion with Liar's Dice Author Juliet Faithfull
Thursday, December 3, 2026
6:00 pm ET | Virtual | Free
Stories shape who gets seen. They shape who gets understood, and who gets left out of the room entirely.
In celebration of International Day of People with Disabilities, CPARF is teaming up with Thousand Voices and Random House for a special book club conversation with Juliet Faithfull, author of Liar's Dice.
We'll talk about storytelling as a form of access. How books can open doors. Why disability belongs at the center of the stories we tell, not the margins. And what it looks like when readers find themselves on the page.
Whether you've finished the book, just started, or haven't picked it up yet, you're welcome here. Come for the conversation. Stay for the community.
This event is free, and we want to keep it that way. Cost should never be the reason someone misses out. That's only possible because people who can give, do. When you register, please make a gift of whatever feels right to you. Every donation keeps our community events open to everyone and fuels CPARF's work making assistive technology accessible and affordable for people with disabilities.
Register for the Discussion
This event will include live captioning. Need another accommodation to take part? Let us know at giving@cparf.org, and we'll make it work.
