
First a book that came out in April on masked autism among other things: Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity by Devon Price. [Amazon affiliate link]
Eric Garcia’s We’re Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation [Amazon affiliate link], which takes up different people’s experiences with autism.
And, for funsies (hopefully), Abel Ableson’s How to handle neurotypicals: A field survival guide for the neurodivergent [Amazon affiliate link], a tongue-in-cheek field guide in the zoological tradition (my favorite for anthropologically derived humor).
I’m sure they won’t stay unread long as soon as they get here, and you can bet I’ll be posting about them sooner than later.
Ps. The scene in the image is from Dawn Treader Books in Ann Arbor, a personal favorite.
Pps. No, that fabulous Athena isn’t for sale at even a price I couldn’t afford. They aren’t selling it; I definitely asked.
See also Neurodiversity Reading List, Pt. II:
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