Ian’s Substack
Ian CullenMy personal Substack
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Watching Michael: When a Biopic Becomes an Autistic Time Machine Part One - The Jackson Five
One thing I’ve noticed about being autistic, at least in my own case, is the way memories return. I can’t speak for everyone on the spectrum, but when I remember something it’s almost like watching a film play back in my head. I don’t just...
My Autistic Special Interest Moves to YouTube After 25 Years of Blogging and Podcasting
Okay, I haven’t written one of these Substack posts in a couple of months. I think the last time I checked in with you all was probably March or April, so sorry about that. It’s been a busy time with Universal Credit, various bits of life a...
When Exaggeration Meets Identity: The Sheldon Cooper Debate Reframed
Today I’m stepping into a familiar furnace: the debate over whether The Big Bang Theory and its most famous creation, Sheldon Cooper, represent autistic people well or badly. It’s a conversation that refuses to cool. I sit somewhere in the...
Representation, Star Trek and Neurodivergence
One show that many Autistic and ADHD people enjoy is Star Trek and its various incarnations, although some incarnations of Star Trek fare better with fans than others.
Suffice to say a reason that these shows resonate so much with neurodiv...
Please Stand By: Star Trek, Autism, and the Journey Between Them
I was watching Please Stand By the other night. I’m not entirely sure why. Part of it was probably the Star Trek connection, and part of it was the Autism angle. Either way, it drew me back in.
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Autistic artist, writer, and peer support worker. I blog about lived experience, creativity, and the world through a neurodivergent lens.
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