Even More Autistic Author Interviews!
There was so much interest in the April autistic author interview series that my interviews ended up spilling over into May! For the first half of this...
Friday Chatter: Special Interests
One of my favorite moments from this week’s interviews was Arula Ratnakar’s discussion of using special interests in her fiction. For Arula, this takes the...
Friday Chatter: Special Interests
One of my favorite moments from this week’s interviews was Arula Ratnakar’s discussion of using special interests in her fiction. For Arula, this takes the...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Arula Ratnakar
Arula Ratnakar is an autistic, bisexual scientist, artist and science fiction writer whose published stories can be found in Clarkesworld Magazine, and whose...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Arula Ratnakar
Arula Ratnakar is an autistic, bisexual scientist, artist and science fiction writer whose published stories can be found in Clarkesworld Magazine, and whose...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Noe Bartmess
Noe (rhymes with Zoë) writes humorous science fiction and fantasy as well as nonfiction on representation of autistic characters in fiction. She's also...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Noe Bartmess
Noe (rhymes with Zoë) writes humorous science fiction and fantasy as well as nonfiction on representation of autistic characters in fiction. She's also...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Angeline B. Adams
Angeline B. Adams is passionate about autistic self advocacy, patient experience, and their intersections. She has written about disability for The Toast and...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Angeline B. Adams
Angeline B. Adams is passionate about autistic self advocacy, patient experience, and their intersections. She has written about disability for The Toast and...
Friday Chatter: Being Yourself
This week’s interviews all touch on the essential dilemma I wrote about in the “Autism, Writing, and Craft” series, and they all suggest subtly different...
Friday Chatter: Being Yourself
This week’s interviews all touch on the essential dilemma I wrote about in the “Autism, Writing, and Craft” series, and they all suggest subtly different...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Richard Ford Burley
Richard Ford Burley (he/they) is a writer of speculative fiction and poetry as well as Deputy Managing Editor of the journal Ledger. His second novel,...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Richard Ford Burley
Richard Ford Burley (he/they) is a writer of speculative fiction and poetry as well as Deputy Managing Editor of the journal Ledger. His second novel,...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Jennifer Lee Rossman
Jennifer Lee Rossman (she/they) is an autistic, disabled, and queer author and editor from Binghamton, New York. She has been accused of being the Disney...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Jennifer Lee Rossman
Jennifer Lee Rossman (she/they) is an autistic, disabled, and queer author and editor from Binghamton, New York. She has been accused of being the Disney...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Mette Ivie Harrison
Mette is a national bestselling author of The Bishop's Wife as well as numerous YA fantasies like The Princess and the Hound. She is also an endurance...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Mette Ivie Harrison
Mette is a national bestselling author of The Bishop's Wife as well as numerous YA fantasies like The Princess and the Hound. She is also an endurance...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Cait Gordon
Cait Gordon is a Canadian, autistic, disabled and queer author of speculative fiction that celebrates the reality of diversity. Her short story, The Hilltop...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Cait Gordon
Cait Gordon is a Canadian, autistic, disabled and queer author of speculative fiction that celebrates the reality of diversity. Her short story, The Hilltop...
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Louise Hughes
Louise Hughes is a speculative fiction writer from north-east England. She is also a time traveller, likes to be at the top of mountains, and has spent much...
