I'm working on quite a few things at the minute and wouldn't mind one day actually getting published in print.

While I happen to share her preferred language and framing of autistic experiences, I don't share her lack of respect or tolerance toward autistic folks who think and speak differently on these points.She is consistently clear and makes such interesting points and I desperately wish I could take one of her classes!

This book has so many great insights and has forced me to begin the work of undoing my internalized pathology paradigm. As someone who has sought to be the latter for many years, I still come away with several important reminders and tweaks I need to make to my approach and internal attitudes. I'm uncomfortable with this evasion of responsibility for what she's publishing, and I don't think this caveat will prevent harm caused by inadequately considered texts, given that they're intended to occupy the privileged position of teaching material.If your personal and professional life intersects with neurodivergent folx (and we are kind of everywhere, I'm afraid) then this is a rocking good guide to the future we're imagining for ourselves.