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Writing Autism

Writing Autism

When we create autistic characters, we have a responsibility not to rely on outdated stereotypes

Posted on February 9, 2019February 9, 2019 by RhiPosted in Autism Awareness, Misunderstandings, Poetry and PlaysTagged authentic, Autism, autistic, character, genuine, play, representation, theatre, writing. 22 Comments

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