hi there
I'm Diane (they/them). I work on a really wide range of projects, but my favorite kind of work is creating resources and archiving/preservation. Topics of interest include: health & disability issues, technology, communication, and intersectional feminism.
Want to get in touch? Drop me a line at dmurring@gmail.com.
my work
Feel free to browse my major projects below! You can also click here to view my portfolio of selected written work.

Spoonie Living
Spoonie Living is a Chronic Illness and Disability Lifestyle Blog, active between 2013 and 2020, where I posted daily resources from around our community as well as original content.

Chronically Badass
This illustrated zine serves as an introduction to chronic illness for young people who have recently become ill or received a diagnosis.
around the web
Learn more about me, what I do, and what others have to say about me!
- "'It's in my Blood': Diane Murray - Of Art, Aikido, and Activism" —A Chronic Voice, December 2017.
- "2017 Exhibitor Interviews: Chronically Badass" —Portland Zine Symposium, June 2017.
- "A Profile of Diane Murray: Chronically Badass Resource Maven" —Lene Anderson, HealthCentral, December 2016.
- "Blogger of the Week: Diane at ‘Spoonie Living’ —Chronic Illness Bloggers Network, December 2016.
- "Review: Chronically Badass: A Guide for the Young & Chronically Ill" —The Pillow Fort, October 2014.