<![CDATA[Booklist updates, and questions about where to get some of these.]]>I have updated the autistic authors booklist in two ways. One, is I’ve added more books. Another is that I’ve tried to go through and link to the websites of authors. I’d been linking to some when I remembered to, but this time I’ve done it systematically.
Also, a question. Does anyone know how I, in America, can get a copy of Joffrey Bouissac’s book? His website says, Mon livre “Qui j’aurai été” est UNIQUEMENT distribué par l’association”Autisme Alsace”. Great. So it’s only available through that one organization. And that organization’s website cheerfully informs me that it doesn’t accept international orders, right before crashing my browser entirely.
I also can find only one reference, anywhere, to John Brine having published a book called It’s the Only Dance I Know. I certainly can’t find where to obtain said book.
Anyway, here are the books that have been added (anything in strikethrough is a book by the same author that was already on the list):
- Axel Brauns
Buntschatten und Fledermäuse. Leben in einer anderen Welte. (2002)- Kraniche und Klopfer (2004)
- Tag der Jagd (2004)
- John Brine
Confusion, Loneliness, Depression: Asperger’s Syndrome – A Journey (2000) – with Patricia Brine, later retitled Two-Stepping in a Waltz World- It’s the Only Dance I Know (2006)
- Eric Y. Chen
- Mirror Mind: Penetrating Autism’s Enigma (200?)
- Kasper Bastholm Elsvor
En helt anden verden – En beretning af en ung mand med Aspergers syndrom (1996)- Dødseksperimentet (2000)
- Will Hadcroft
- Anne Droyd and Century Lodge (2004)
The Feeling’s Unmutual: Growing Up With Asperger Syndrome (Undiagnosed) (2005)
- Roger Meyer
Asperger Syndrome Employment Workbook: An Employment Workbook for Adults with Asperger Syndrome (2001)- Group Experiences for Asperger Syndrome Adults – What’s in it for Me? (FUTURE)
- J. Kevin Vasey
- The Road Trip: Life with Autism (2005) – with Gloria Pearson-Vasey
Here are the authors whose websites I finally linked to (including authors I added today), note not all are in English, authors in bold are from articles in anthologies rather than full books:
I am now too exhausted to continue searching out webpages for this. (Yes, I find switching windows on a computer to be cognitively strenuous, go figure.) So that’s where I’ve stopped today.
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