Brilliant autistic book Neuroqueer Heresies by autistic academic Nick Walker

Hello fellow autistic people, I thought I would recommend this brilliant book by Nick Walker. It’s about the neurodiversity paradigm and autistic culture, it is basically a collection of her essays on these subjects.

I hope this interests you and you enjoy the book as much as I do!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Neuroqueer-Heresies-Neurodiversity-Empowerment-Possibilities/dp/1945955260/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=2D4T9NJO9MFI6&keywords=neuroqueer+heresies&qid=1660426637&sprefix=neuroq%2Caps%2C120&sr=8-1

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  • Thanks for the recommendation, I'm intrigued. Now just need to be able to quell the onslaught of ADHD distractions to allow me to start & finish it.

    I'll let you know how it goes Thumbsup

  • You are very welcome. Hopefully you will find that the book entices  your dopamine seeking ADHD brain enough to avoid any distractions.

    It’s a great book to hyper focus on and make detailed notes.

     I hope you enjoy it!

    I look forward to chatting to you about your thoughts on the book.

  • I have the book, it just arrived. Being unfamiliar with the term neuroqueer, I flicked to that section, and I'm afraid it was so confusingly written I am going to have to try again.

    Is it only relevant to those who identify as queer from the LGBT community?

    Confused.com

  • I thought that too initially but neuroqueer actually is defined as liberating yourself from act of neuronormativity. Similar to unmasking, I think.

    Hopefully this definition makes more sense to you as you read on.

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