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:
Raymond 'The Rain Man' Babbitt & Sheldon 'The Biggest of Bangs' Cooper are icons in the world of autism representation but, is this a good thing?
The final instalment of the ever-popular Don Tillman trilogy is here, but how does The Rosie Result hold up to its exceptional predecessors?
Putting aside the protests, the petitions and the whole #puppetgate movement, today I ask the question: is All in a Row really that bad?
Ever wondered why autism and Lego go together like, erm well, two pieces of Lego? Then look no further than today's article.
The Warner Boys by Ana and Curt Warner is an optimistic autobiography which shows the challenges, the successes and the reality of raising autistic twins.
2018 has been a fantastic year for autism books and books to feature autistic characters. But, which new entry to the autism library was 2018's best?
What do you get if you take an autistic orphan and trial experimental autistic treatments on him? Well, according to Aquaman nemisis Black Manta, you get an extremely controverisal autistic depiction.
Today, I open up a case for Newt Scamander being not only the best autistic characters but for Fantastic Beasts being an all-around spectacular autism film.
Whilst few people can depict autism better than an autistic actor, does this necessarily mean that all autistic actors should play autistic characters?
Netflix's Atypical is back and this year it brings with it exciting new storylines, promising new characters and.. oh who am I kidding? It's bad.