Being neurodivergent can give us major advantages as authors. That said, there are plenty of challenges that can go with our “gift.”
Tag: ADD
Jun 14 2022
Neurodivergent: Being ‘Different’ in Life & Fiction
Neurodivergent is a buzz word that’s taken off in the past decade. The term applies to a broad spectrum of people who are, for whatever reason, not normal. Those who ‘suffer’ from ADD, ADHD, OCD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, etc. are all on the list.
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May 06 2014
Common Core and Vegan Zombies—Confessions of an ADD Mother
This week I have to go to a parent-teacher meeting regarding The Spawn. They are concerned he is developmentally behind because he’s four and people have a hard time understanding him. His speech isn’t where it “should be.” And this just puts a knot in my skirt.
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Oct 12 2012
ADD, Word Count & Why Dead Bodies are Good for the Living
Today, I want to talk about something that is vital to success. REST. In Western society, we have this warped sense that we need to be productive 24/7. In fact, one of the biggest challenges I face as the Social Media Jedi is that writers believe that, if they are having fun on social media, …
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