Neurodiversity Stories

Two people fluent in logic discover that love speaks an entirely different language. Janara Reeve is an autistic technology CEO who believes every problem has a solution. August Young is the reclusive architect behind the world's most inclusive cities-a man celebrated for his work, yet almost unknown beyond it. When they're brought together to build an inclusive city, they don't fall in love through grand gestures. They fall in love through remembered coffee orders. Forgotten drafting tablets. One-word text messages. Kitchen drawers. Quiet Saturdays. And the countless, ordinary ways two people quietly make room for each other. But love isn't the difficult part. Understanding is. A quiet slow-burn romance about two extraordinary minds discovering that the strongest foundations aren't built from concrete or steel-but from patience, trust, and the choice to keep learning each other.

Life is full of changes, we all know that, right? Although we see this as something very easy to deal with, for others... This is not always the case. Thus begins the story of Serena Marshall, a 12-year-old girl who has to adapt to a new life after moving to a new city. Now forced to deal with a complicated, unfamiliar and unpredictable environment for her, Serena knows that her first year at that new school won't be easy; so she will have to adjust, find her place and, above all, face one of the most difficult and important challenges of her life: Making friends.

Everything from spontaneous thoughts to infodumps to philosophical insights and facts I find important.

The world is vast, unpredictable, and loud. But inside the bubble, Lily is perfectly safe. At thirteen years old, Lily is a walking contradiction. To anyone reading her academic papers, she is a brilliant prodigy possessing a sharp, analytical mind capable of calculating complex spatial geometry. But physically and developmentally, Lily is incredibly small, navigating a world that often feels entirely too big and overwhelming. For Lily, safety is found in the rhythmic predictability of routines, the soothing oral sensory input of her favorite pink sippy cup, and the comforting weight of a pastel onesie. In this highly anticipated second installment, summer has arrived, and Lily's fiercely protective parents, David and Mei, are packing up the "family safety bubble" for a much-needed vacation to a private coastal retreat. The goal is simple: to give Lily a sanctuary where her brilliant mind can rest, and her sensitive spirit can find relief. But as any family navigating unique developmental needs knows, the journey to peace is rarely a straight line. From the physics-defying chaos of packing an oversized beach towel to managing the sudden spikes of transition anxiety, The Coastal Sanctuary explores the beautiful, fierce, and often humorous realities of deep familial love. Set against a sun-bleached backdrop of rolling sand dunes and pale blue skies, this deeply intimate story is a testament to the power of understanding, patience, and the unbreakable bonds that keep a fragile child anchored when the world starts to spin.

"Poetry is the whim of the guarded soul that hides stars within itself." I hereby present a collection of poems that I will share with the seafarers of the unexplored constellations of sensibility. I will take one paddle and my reader the other; ready to sail the infinite sea of emotion. 📚This book of poetry houses a collection of poems with varied thematic content (cathartic, somber, humorous, spiritual, odes, elegies, romantic, intertextual, imitatio, haiku, etc) expressed in lyrical style. The verses, ranging from major to minor length, feature both consonant and assonant rhyme, as well as free verse. Their purpose is to convey feelings through the musicality and emotional depth of each composition. 💡Disclaimer: This is a literal translation of my Spanish anthology, so the poetic meter provided in the information section may not match the English version, but you're still welcome to enjoy it. ❤ ✍100% Human Production: No AI generators were used in either the art or the writing; unless otherwise specified, I am the artist who drew the cover and accompanying illustrations for this work.

An autistic girl born in the Middle of Nowhere, Missouri, attempts to find her place amongst the chaos of the world around her whilst also coming to terms with who she truly is.

"It is because of you that I could bloom." Jisung often lives in his own head. maybe that's what can be blamed for the situation he's gotten himself into...

*** Someday, you're going to meet someone who is, in some way, neurodivergent. Work with them, give birth to them, or fall in love with them. Chances are, you already have." *** This short story is in three parts: the first part introduces our narrator, mental disability, the second follows the story of two autistic girls in Nazi Vienna in the early 1940's, and the third part follows a girl with both autism and ADHD, whose disabilities are overlooked as she grows up.

After invasion, as a country struggles to rebuild, magic appears in Lindsey's life. Follow along with families who flee, families who try to remain and families who have already escaped in an expansive and expanding world. This story mixed magic and backstory too expansive for a single book, while also celebration of beauty, mystery and frustrations of ordinary life. A realistic and diverse cast of characters

For the love of all that is Autistic.

See for yourself...

Personal essays, poetry, a mix of everything as I sort out my life. #RedInstead

Greg is an unsuccessful London-based make up artist. When he receives a chance to work at the All Saints wedding party, he has no idea how the officially haunted manor will welcome him. James is also coming to the party. Although he is a bit late, has no invitation, and appears to be a new owner of the property. Also, he is a lord Blacke whose family had owned the house three centuries ago. He is definitely not happy with partying at his country house. But will he be happy with a couple of ghosts wondering around the manor? And how Greg fits into this posh English society with his dyed hair and awful Scottish accent? Hm...let's find out together!

Wellsworth Primary School is a very good school indeed. It goes from grades kindergarten to six, and it has a very Special Section for students who are very special indeed. This is a childrens story for children who are curious about neurodiversity and disabilities.

In a world dominated by conformity, a mycelium-born individual finds themselves navigating the complexities of Western society. Unaware of their unique origins, they grapple with fitting in while their mycelial essence pulls them towards a different way of knowing and being. Bewildered by capitalism, colonialism, and individualism, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, challenging societal norms and advocating for interconnectedness. This standalone short story explores the autistic experience and offers a social commentary on the oppressive systems that shape our world. Join the protagonist as they unravel the mycelium within and seek to forge their own path amidst a society that often fails to appreciate their unique perspective. *From my neurodistinct brain. Generated with the help of ChatGPT.

Undoubtedly ADHD is an inseparable part of anyone that has it. But it can also be a little bitch occasionally. I'm tired of seeing the same advice over and over. "Get a planner!" I HAVE ONE. So, tips and tricks that I've picked up that make manipulating your brain easier, are now going to be complied here. And hopefully it's helpful to someone!

when a camping trip from hell goes slasher film, you have the misfortune to be the final guy. have fun getting the smileys off your tail. ⨂

It's weird what kinds of things we notice every day. It's even weirder what you can find when you notice everything.