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I'm an autistic ball of anxiety who spends way too much time daydreaming about a better world and thinking about ways how we could get there.

I read books (marxism, history, sci-fi), ride bikes, climb rocks, play games (TTRPGs, M:tG, boardgames), watch Star Trek (every single day), dabble in photography, and make fun things with computers—games, graphic design, music.

Here to learn from and interact with cool people (not much of a poster myself, sorry).

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Joined April 22, 2026

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a spectre, haunting @bodkan@hachyderm.io

· 3mo ago

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@joshsusser@autistics.life Just a few days ago I finished reading the book “Neuroqueer Heresies” by Dr. Nick Walker and I absolutely loved it. Incredible clarity of thought and carefully crafted arguments that I will be definitely referring to in the future. https://neuroqueer.com/neuroqueer-heresies/ (In case accessing the book turns out to be challenging, it's worth mentioning that large chunks of it are based on updated essays and articles freely available on the author's website.)

NEUROQUEER • THE WRITINGS OF DR. NICK WALKER

NEUROQUEER HERESIES • NEUROQUEER

Order from Your Local Bookshop, Autonomous Press, or Amazon Audiobook now available from Libro.fm, Audiobooks.com, and Audible Neuroqueer Heresies: Notes on the Neurodiversity Paradigm, Autistic Empowerment, and Postnormal Possibilities Neuroqueer Heresies collects my shorter writings on neurodiversity, autism, and Neuroqueer Theory, including 120 pages of brand-new material that's never before been available online or in

a spectre, haunting @bodkan@hachyderm.io

· 2mo ago

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@thisislieven@c.im @joshsusser@autistics.life I'm glad to hear it! I keep returning to it very often.

a spectre, haunting @bodkan@hachyderm.io

· 3mo ago

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@joshsusser@autistics.life I could see reflections of it in your list! And wanted to bring it to the attention of others who might also find it helpful. I am so glad I got to read this book so early on this journey (I discovered it purely by chance in a list of references in another book, and ordered it purely based on the title :)). Being equipped by proper terminology, knowledge of prior history, and solid arguments presented by someone confident and knowledgeable is really empowering.