#ActuallyAutistic Perspective | The Art of Autism

November 15, 2014<November 23, 2018

Jane Strauss speaks to passing – denying one’s identity and the damage it does

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I often wonder how children brought up with the emphasis on fitting in even survive, why they are not crushed by the weight of…

October 20, 2014<November 5, 2018

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By Erik Estabrook I can sum up life in one basic phrase “Believe In The Journey.” Believe that things will balance out and that…

November 12, 2013<November 3, 2018

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By Erik Estabrook I’d like to start off this blog by stating how great it is to interview and become acquainted with the great…

September 29, 2013<November 21, 2018

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“I am not faded to silver grey like the barns, just yet. When I am I will try to see beyond a collapsing heap…

September 14, 2013<September 3, 2018

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By Kurt Muzikar Bozo From the new book “From Bozo to Bosons” “I’m going to pull down your pants and spank you right here….

September 12, 2013<September 3, 2018

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By Kurt Muzikar Dad’s New Lawn Mower, from the newly compiled book From Bozo to Bosons, Growin’ up Aspie, not yet published. The Saturday…

September 1, 2013<August 30, 2018

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Patrick Jasper Lee has given The Art of Autism permission to reprint his latest blog “Living in a Geometric Universe – On Being an…

August 31, 2013<September 3, 2018

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A Super Ball is a synthetic rubber toy invented in 1964 by chemist Norman Stingley and manufactured by the toy company Wham-O. It contains…