Educators

A Kind of Spark (Elle McNicoll, for A Novel Mind)

This Is The Last Time I Write A Neurotypical Protagonist (Mike Jung, for A Novel Mind)

I write about anything and everything, but I always write about neurodiversity (Elle McNicoll)

What Too Sticky! Means to My Neurodiverse Family (Jen Malia, for A Novel Mind)

Writing About Autistic Athletes (and Why Baseball is a Metaphor for Life) (Sarah Kapit, for A Novel Mind)

Autism in Historical Fiction: Before There Was a Name (Lyn Miller-Lachmann, for A Novel Mind)

Autistic Characters, Infinite Possibilities (Sarah Kapit, for Nerdy Book Club)

Loving, Imaginative, + Autistic: Writing Nova (Nicole Panteleakos, for A Novel Mind)

Of Girls And Glass Boxes (Sally J. Pla, for A Novel Mind)

Writing Autistic Characters (Adriana White, for A Novel Mind)

Writing Autistic Characters: Behaviorizing vs. Humanizing Approaches (Elizabeth Bartmess, for Disability in KidLit)

Autistic Representation and Real-Life Consequences: An In-Depth Look (Elizabeth Bartmess, for Disability in KidLit)

What Good Representation of Autistic Characters Looks Like (Elizabeth Bartmess, for The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism)

• • Part I: Interiority and Neurology

  • Part II: Diversity in Autistic Characteristics and Demographics

  • Part III: Setting, Plot, and Character Growth

How To Tell If A Book Has Good Autism Rep (Ft. Lists Because We Love That) (by C.G. Drews, for Paper Fury)

Writing Archives (Learn from Autistics)

Defined by Others (Lyn Miller-Lachmann, for Disability in KidLit)

Supportive Communities in Books Portraying Autism (Lyn Miller-Lachmann)

Why Respectful Writing Matters: Interview with Lyn Miller-Lachmann (Get Lit Beacon)