Mind the gap…

Mind the gap… He stands alone, staring at the station stops, avoiding eye contact, trying not to bump into anyone. Continue reading →

What are some good books for those recently diagnosed with autism or families wanting to know more?

One of the more frequent questions I encounter is: what are some good books about autism? Since being diagnosed with Continue reading →

My petition to help autistic adults in any line of work

Hello Dear Readers!! This is very exciting news for me and something that has been in the works for a Continue reading →

My Own Private Autism

This is about my own private autism. I am autistic, first and foremost. Some may look at me and think: Continue reading →

I’m horrible at lying – honest!

Lying is an important part of daily life. It maintains social bonds and prevents the human race from collapsing. Yet, Continue reading →

Flea Market

It happened every Sunday, down at the old courthouse. The courthouse was the scene of the last public execution in Continue reading →

Prerealist Creative Exercises

A truly prerealist work is one created simply, honestly, and spontaneously with (hopefully) little interference from external stimuli. ‘External stimuli’ Continue reading →

The Story of the Lonesome Skater

When I was young, I couldn’t skate to save my life. If polar bears were chasing me across the ice, Continue reading →