Emily's Neuro Corner
Emily BourneNotes on Autism, Neurodiversity, Disability.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 8 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 25 days ago |
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Looking After The Small Things
They think you unimportant. Vulgar things — crawling underground, unseeing and unfeeling. Wriggling bodies with too many legs. Slimy trails, a travelling home, weaver of webs, living in a cocoon, burrowing, burrowing, burrowing. Living with...
Make Your Poetry Worst Case Scenario
Trigger warnings for themes of gothic horror, which may be upsetting to some audiences.
Image from The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix
Hello lovely readers,
Today’s contribution to my Neuro-Corner of the internet is this poem I wrote...
Ode to Andy, and all of our rat friends
Image of Emily sat down, smiling at the camera, posing with a thumb up, while her pet rat Andy is perched on her shoulder nibbling a snack.
When Andy died, the world felt too quiet. What a cliche, I know, but it’s true. Beyond logic or rea...
Autism, Fulfilment & Ambition
I think that every Autistic person that has been able to build a life for themselves in which they are mostly happy, whatever that looks like, is doing brilliantly.
As a child, I dreamed of so many things, like I’m sure many of you did too...
GIRL, AGE 9, CRYING AT LEGOLAND SERVICES
Cover image: Pink background with a drawing of a little girl cuddling her teddy bear, wearing all pink. “Girl, age 9, crying at legoland services” and “The girl is interested for too long, too intensely.” are written on the graphic, with lo...
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Late diagnosed Autistic woman. Disability advocate. Lover of the colour Pink. Terrible at small talk.
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