Sharing my novella Witches Rising became more than storytelling: it tells people they matter in a time when they need to hear it more than ever.
Author Reflections on Witches Rising
Witches Rising: On Blair Raimondi and ADHD
The decision to give Blair ADHD wasn't easy. What does it mean to include a neurodivergent character who isn't cute and cuddly?
Writing Characters with Intellectual Disability
Characters with intellectual disability are rare in fiction. Here are tips on busting stereotypes and telling a great story.
I’m Not Neurospicy (But It’s Okay if You Are)
The playful term "neurospicy" arose for neurodivergent people. It's not for me, but we're allowed to feel different about being neurodivergent.
Realizing I Have Medium Support Needs
As an autistic person, I always thought I'd become independent like many of the autistics I saw online. Then it didn't happen.
Missiles Over My Head: Autistic & Clueless
Social cluelessness has sometimes protected me from a harsh world. It's not an autism myth. It's my life.
Writing Unique Smart Characters
Intelligent characters tend to stick to the same cookie-cutter personalities, interests, and plotlines. Here's how to write a more original and relatable smart character.
Intelligence Case Study for Writers: My Story
This case study for writers describes what it means to be at my approximate level of intelligence. Compare with your character to write confidently.
LSN, MSN, and HSN in autism, explained
The acronyms HSN, MSN, and LSN are gaining popularity in the Autistic community. Here's what they mean.
The Neurodiversity Symbol I Drew
When I drew a pastel neurodiversity symbol in 2016, I had no idea how ubiquitous it would become.
Autistic Dreams 