Autism in books
This is the intro post for a series I’m doing on how autistic characters have been portrayed in traditionally published fiction.
This is the intro post for a series I’m doing on how autistic characters have been portrayed in traditionally published fiction.
Scrapbooking the things I read each month is turning out to be a great idea.
Things I read in April 2024. Linked where available. Some are excellent.
This is like 2,000 words of me being autistic as I work through some other autistic person's book about autism. Maybe don't read?
March always sucks; it's the busiest month for my day job. If you count emails, I wrote something like 70,000 words. If you don't, I wrote approximately jack and squat. Similarly, I read a zillion pages of procedure manuals, but…
My free time has been starkly limited these past few months. I'm unsustainably busy-- I blink and lose a week. So let me try a new thing, to counter this sinkhole consuming my memory; I'm going to keep a record…
A sketch of the main characters from a finished adult fantasy WIP.
Once upon a time, there was a cursed princess, a blessed baby prince, and a little orphan nursemaid that nobody really loved.
Insights from a text-based conversation with friends of mine who were kind enough to encourage me to ramble about book genres.