Zeller gets straight to the point with this book. You don’t get hand-held about what disability is, what ableism is, or what witchcraft is. She’s writing to an audience that’s already familiar with the basics through lived experience. As for non-disabled and/or non-Crafty folk, I read an underlying assumption of competence along the line of, “If you don’t know what this thing means, I think you can figure it out.” I like this a lot, because it’s a pleasant opposite of many real-world experiences of disability in which the assumption toward a disabled person is that they are not competent.
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