My Withered Legs and Other Essays

This collection of essays offers a reflective exploration of seventy years of living with disability, interwoven with stories celebrating lesbian love, life’s humor, and the challenges and victories of becoming a writer later in life. Through candid storytelling, Lambert examines themes of ageism and ableism, recounting personal experiences and reimagining moments of adversity, all conveyed with wit and insight. The essays navigate topics from childhood perceptions to aging and illness, highlighting resilience, identity, and the enduring human spirit.