It seems more and more we are seeing our favourite characters in movies, TV and books showing definitive signs of autism. You may call it ‘Déjà vu’, I call it an opportunity for discussion:
Prepare yourself for a season of unmissable autism portrayals, with this guide to the 10 new autism TV shows releasing this year and next.
Each year, tons of new autism books land on store shelves, ready to entertain, inform and inspire. 2021, however, looks to be extra special.
Another year and another new opportunity for autism films (and autistic movies) to excel, advocate and, hopefully, entertain.
The Predator 2018 has one of the most frightfully bad depictions in media, but is it so bad that it’s good? Well, no, but it does come close!
This week, I’ve been catching up on 3 recently released autism books and, let me tell you, they’re pretty dang exciting.
The Underdogs have returned and, this time, it's looking like they are going to need a lot more room on the memorial wall.
Great friendships are built on more than words and, as readers will learn in ‘Meesha Makes Friends’, they shouldn’t have to be hard work either. [Sponsored]
A Kind of Spark is a rousing and joyful debut from autistic writer Elle McNicoll (and if that fact hasn’t sold you on it, then maybe this review will).
What takes an autistic portrayal from good to great and how can stories ensure that their representation is accurate yet also interesting?
'Who do you picture when you think of an autistic person?' This is a review for Stim: A (Mind-Blowing) Autistic Anthology.