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Autistic Characters Deserve Good Representation
Lauren Embling
Autistic Characters Deserve Good Representation
Lauren Embling

Write the character as a person, not a diagnosis. We’re complicated, interesting, and main characters in our own right.

Lauren Embling
What Authors and Publishers Can Learn from American Fiction
Renee Harleston
What Authors and Publishers Can Learn from American Fiction
Renee Harleston

This isn’t a review of "American Fiction”. Instead, this post helps examine what we as writers and publishers can learn from this film that holds up a mirror to see the choices made when writing and publishing historically marginalized characters.

Renee Harleston
Busting Three Common ADHD Myths to Put The Facts in Your Fiction
Ennis Rook Bashe
Busting Three Common ADHD Myths to Put The Facts in Your Fiction
Ennis Rook Bashe

With 6 million children diagnosed with ADHD in the last two decades, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a condition that’s rarely out of the public eye. And since so many families are affected, misinformation is rampant.

Ennis Rook Bashe

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