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April 19, 2015

Narrative Devices and the Autism Voice

The “autism voice”—characterized by narrative devices and a detached character voice—tends to portray autistic characters as unworldly, hyper-rational blank slates defined purely by a series of unusual behaviors.

Cover for Rain Reign
April 18, 2015

Review: Rain Reign by Ann M. Martin

For all that there are moments when Rose’s voice is nuanced and shines, those nuances continuously pushed aside for a far more stereotypical narrative. This is not the story of an autistic character written for an inclusive audience; this is a story about an autistic character written for a neurotypical audience.

Trends in Autism Kidlit Marketing
April 2, 2015

Trends in Autism Kidlit Marketing

Marketing departments choose to focus a book in a certain way when they write these summaries, and summaries for kidlit featuring autism often seem to focus on the same things.