Introduction to The Routledge Companion to Literature and Disability; Part I: New Directions in the Field; Disability in Indigenous Literature ; Disability in Black Speculative Fiction; t4t: Towards a Crip Ethics of Trans Literary Criticism; Challenging Photocentrism: Writing Signs and Bilingual Deaf Literatures; ""Here There Be Monsters"": Mapping Novel Representations of the Relationship between Disability and Monstrosity in Recent Graphic Narratives and Comic Books; Spectrality, Strangeness, and Stigmaphilia: Gothic and Critical Disability Studies; Contemporary Horror and Disability: Adaptations and Active Readers; Part II: Novels and Short Stories; From ""Changelings"" to ""Libtards"": Intellectual Disability in the Eighteenth Century and Beyond; Crip Gothic: Affiliations of Disability and Queerness in Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto (1764); ""Of wonderful use to everyone"": Disability and the Marriage Plot in the Nineteenth-Century Novel; Afro-modernism and Black Disability Studies; ""What's the Matter with Him?"": Intellectual Disability, Jewishness, and Stereotype in Bernard Malamud's ""Idiots First""; Metaphoric.