Lost In Pages - Brighton - 25/09/27
We have mentioned a few times we are aiming to make the event next year accessible to everyone, here are a few ways we've thought up so far!
If you have any suggestions we're open to hearing them! Our DMs are always open and we read every single comment 💜💜
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#bookevent #brighton #bookish #accessibility #bookstagram
16 days agobooks_kpop_and_coffee
I think the only thing that would be an added bonus is someone being aware of queue and how that can affect an ambulatory disabled person. I go to several book signings a year and unfortunately there have been authors I have had to miss because queues were far too long and I wasn't able to stand and wait for long periods of time.
17 days agocj_talks_about
These are fantastic adjustments and it shows how much you care about the community. I would just like to know (I can't tell if I've missed it or not): is there going to be any sort of quiet area to decompress? Is there going to be plenty of seating? Because I'm ambulatory but I can't walk for very long periods, I need to. Standing in a queue is really painful for me so queueing for a long time will wipe me out
17 days agothe.booktrovert.bae
This is incredible 😍👏 well done to you for thinking this deeply into needs. The community needs accessibility like this at events which you don’t see at many events
17 days agoemscosyreadingcorner
Love this!! The signage and wide aisles are a game changer and I’m glad it’s been considered!! 🙌
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