The Autism Bookshelf: Chicken Soup
I consider myself a fairly voracious reader, and without getting into too much snobbish, pseudo-Victorian yearning for the discreet joys of staying home with a book and a nice cup… Read more »
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The Autism Bookshelf: The Autistic Brain
Like most of the book-reading public, it’s not often I get to discuss a book with its author. In my case, I don’t get out to book signings all that… Read more »
The Autism Bookshelf: Asperkids
There are two impressions that one can get from the common representations of Asperger’s syndrome. The first is that it’s a bit of a boys’ club. More boys than girls… Read more »
The Autism Bookshelf: Finding Your Own Way to Grieve
A lot of people I know grew up with grandparents who were almost abstractions. No longer needing to avail themselves of job opportunities and leafy suburbs in chilly Chicagoland, they… Read more »
The Autism Bookshelf: How Can I Help?
Hillary Clinton’s famous remark that “it takes a village to raise a child” triggered what’s become an ongoing national dialogue of sorts: debating the importance of people, communities, and institutions… Read more »
The Autism Bookshelf: The Complete Guide to Getting a Job for People with Asperger’s Syndrome
It’s a goal of mine, albeit one much too deferred, to run the Chicago Marathon. As I was finishing up school in 2008, shedding the pounds I put on from… Read more »
The Autism Bookshelf: The Asperkid’s Secret Book of Social Rules
When you see me on I Am Autistic here on The Autism Channel, I’d like to think you see me as well-behaved. I try not to cut guests off. I… Read more »