BOOKS

• Invisible Kingdom: Reimagining Chronic Illness by Megan O’Rourke. Read an excerpt. 
• Not Tonight: Migraine and the Politics of Gender and Health by Joanna Kempner
• The Headache: The Science of a Most Confounding Affliction — and a Search for Relief by Tom Zeller, Jr.
• All in My Head: by Paula Kamen
• Migraine: A History by Katherine Foxhall
  (free download from Project Muse)
• So Much More Than A Headache: Understanding Migraine Through Literature by Kathleen O’Shea
• Migraine by Oliver Sacks
• Pain Studies by Lisa Olstein
• Child Pain, Migraine, and Invisible Disability by Susan Honeyman
• A Brain Wider Than The Sky by Andrew Levy
• Putting myself in the picture: A political, personal and photographic autobiography by Jo Spence

ARTICLES

• 10 Ways Migraine is Not “Just a Headache” by Kerrie Smyres, migraine.com
• Migraine shame is real. My pain is not “just” a headache. by Susan Farkas
• Actually, I’m Not Fine by  Sunny Fitzgerald
• Living With an Invisible Disability by Imani Perry.
• There Has Never Been a Better Time to Have a Headache by Tom Zeller Jr, New York Times Sunday Review 
• “Women’s Emotions Do Not Cause Their Migrianes,” by Joanna Klein, featuring my Migraine Register project
• “Why Women Get Migraines More than Men,” by Lori Youmshajekian, WIRED
• “Five Things I Wish I’d Known Before My Chronic Illness” by Tessa Miller
•  A Picture of Health: Jo Spence, a Politics of Disability and Illness, curated by Kenny Fries and Elisabeth Frost
• “De-Stigmatizing Migraine – With Words” by Wiliam B. Young, MD (and look for more from Dr. Young on migraine.com)
• What Is Migraine? World-Leading Doctor Answers Your Questions
• “Every Body Goes Haywire” by Anna Altman
• “13 Things Not to Say To Someone With A Migraine”  by Laura Schocker
• “Kids Who Go To School In Pain” by Nancy Darling
• How Migraine Treatments Have Changed Over Time
• The New York Times Migraine Blog (2008)