TCL Archives: Daniel Bowman, Jr.

08/09/21 • 51 min

In March 2020, I spoke with Daniel Bowman, Jr., about writing, teaching, and being #ActuallyAutistic. This week, his new book On the Spectrum: Autism, Faith, and the Gifts of Neurodiversity is out. The book:

"... rings with poetry, compassion, and wisdom, and it reveals so much about autistic experience." (Katherine May)

"...lights the path toward greater understanding, better advocacy, and a compelling vision for inclusion that moves beyond stereotypes and tokenism." (Nish Weiseth)

"...shows us now to respect one's personhood, to listen, to default to humility and kindness." (Nick Ripatrazone)

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"... rings with poetry, compassion, and wisdom, and it reveals so much about autistic experience." (Katherine May)

"...lights the path toward greater understanding, better advocacy, and a compelling vision for inclusion that moves beyond stereotypes and tokenism." (Nish Weiseth)

"...shows us now to respect one's personhood, to listen, to default to humility and kindness." (Nick Ripatrazone)

Buy the book

Support the podcast here, or via this easy, direct PayPal link

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In March, 2020, I spoke with author Brandy Colbert about her work and writing process. Her nonfiction book, Black Birds in the Sky: The Story and Legacy of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, is now available for pre-order.

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Author Mike Jung joins me for the first of a new batch of fall episodes. We talk about the events of his early life that put him on the path to being a writer, his publishing stories and writing process, a later-life autism diagnosis, and BTS.

Thanks so much for being back with us for a new season!

Mike Jung

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