Somewhere upthread someone wondered about future disabilities. One work that comes to mind is Janet Kagan's Uhura's Song. The non-Federation species that is the focus of the book considers non-eidetic memory to be a disability, and this is an ongoing plot point. Not having perfect pitch is also a disability in this story. Not wild examples, but maybe worth a glance.
Also, Michael Mirriam is an up and coming spec-fic writer who almost always (always?) has a disabled person as the protagonist.
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Date: 2010-06-17 08:01 pm (UTC)Also, Michael Mirriam is an up and coming spec-fic writer who almost always (always?) has a disabled person as the protagonist.