Category: ASD Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Autism Acceptance Month
I’m old school about most things. I’ve been wearing my puzzle piece ribbon the past few weeks for Autism Awareness Month–now known as Autism Acceptance Month. April is typically the month I talk about my only non-historical, non-Southern Gothic published novel. Yep, Corroded. It tends to get lost in the shuffle because it doesn’t fit…
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DISCERNMENT Tidbits
Last week, I hosted an online discussion all about Discernment: Washington Square Secrets 1 for my private readers group on Facebook. Since not everyone is on that social media site, and those who are often don’t want to juggle too many groups/friends/etc., I thought I’d share a few things that were touched on in the…
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Autism in the Spotlight
April 2 was World Autism Day, and here in the USA, April is Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month. Every day this month I’ve worn my Autism ribbon. Sadly, I haven’t seen or heard anything about Autism this month except from those on the spectrum that I follow on social media. A decade ago, Autism ribbons were everywhere.…
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Autism Month
April has about flown by for me. Between talking about the release of Reckless Rebellion, the final novel in The Possession Chronicles, working edits on The Malevolent Trilogy, and sharing about Autism Spectrum Disorders, I managed to give the website/blog a fresh layout. Click over and browse the new look. Through all that, I’d forgotten…
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CORRODED is Back
Today marks the release of the new edition of Corroded. After being out-of-print for three years, my only contemporary novel (so far) is back. Set along the Central Coast of California, Corroded explores family and friend dynamics, as well as first love and autism. While in high school, I lived in Santa Cruz County and…
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