Autism: Pathologically Genuine
Jim ColemanI infuse humor & profundity in writing drawn from my life as an autistic, award winning professor, provost, dean, & VP Researcg officer who successfully navigated academe, supports student mental health, & loves evolutionary biology & ecology.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 60 | Subscribers | Read | jcoleman1960.substack.com |
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This is a second version of a Banana Slug in the Mojave Desert. This one introduces the important line as the last sentence and has more story telling. For gentle readers who have patience, I would love to know: 1) your general thoughts; an...
Pathologically Genuine: A Banana Slug in the Mojave Desert
The book I am working on will be a narrative non-fiction memoir, hopefully using humor and vivid storytelling to talk about what it felt like for me to be autistic without knowing I was, and the transformation that happened when I was diagn...
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I'm a late-diagnosed autistic person. I write with humor, empathy & humility about being "pathologically genuine." Award winning prof of biology/former vp for research, dean, & provost & board member 4-12 grade school for autistic kids.
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