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Pens, Pixels & Possibility: Writing Our Way Beyond Limits: Part 2 with Elyse Draper

Pens, Pixels & Possibility: Writing Our Way Beyond Limits: Part 2 with Elyse Draper

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 Bill Lundgren continues his deep-dive with author and publisher Elyse Draper, exploring how writing can serve as catharsis and empowerment for people with disabilities. They unpack the idea that adaptive technology is simply “tools for the job,” spotlight Elyse’s Super Abled children’s-story app and the VI&B Creatives Workshop, and demystify AI as a creative ally. Practical tips on memoir-style journaling, freewriting without self-censorship, and using AI platforms like Gemini round out an encouraging conversation on turning personal challenges into narrative strength.

Contact Info
Elyse Draper — Senior Editor, iPub Cloud
Email: E.Draper@ipubcloud.org
Publishing House & Store: https://ipubcloud.org
VI&B Creatives Workshop: https://viandbcreativesworkshop.com
Super Abled App: https://super_abled.com

Aftersight — Non-profit media network
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Email: feedback@aftersight.org
Podcasts & resources: https://aftersight.org/podcast
Producer Credits: Jonathan Price — Podcast & Program Producer, Aftersight

Show Credits
Host: Bill Lundgren
Guest: Elyse Draper
Producer: Jonathan Price
Recording & Post-Production: Aftersight Studios

Chapter Markers
00:00 Intro & Part 1 recap
02:18 “Tools for the job” mindset
04:44 Launching the Super Abled project
07:05 First steps for therapeutic writing
09:26 Introspection through speculative fiction
11:53 Writing for yourself vs. an audience
14:21 AI as a creativity partner
16:29 How to reach Elyse & project links
18:58 Storytelling, donations, and final takeaways
20:25 Closing remarks
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