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This book coins the term dis/honesty to define the moments in which dishonesty is invoked by disability, and vice versa. The concept is explored via contemporary British sociocultural representations â namely, jokes, disability sitcom, soap opera, radio interviews, fictionalised observations, and the robotic positionality of AI.