Strange Clarity
Laura MooreAutism, cognition, culture: an autistic writer maps connections across science, literature, language, history, and neurodivergence.
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What happens when I try to write fiction
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Recently I asked a published author what writing a short story is like.
If that seems like an odd question, you should know that I can’t write fiction. I’ve tried — oh I’ve tried — but it’s like squeezing th...
The Category Error, Part 2: Life before breadwinners
Edwardian couple embodying early twentieth-century gender ideals
In the first essay in this series, I argued that gender functions as a kind of cognitive shortcut that sacrifices accuracy for efficiency. I showed that the qualities assigne...
The Category Error, Part 1: Why gender explains less than we think
This essay is Part 1 in a series examining the enduring traps of gender distinctions. Rather than arguing for or against any particular definition, the series asks a more basic question: does our continued reliance on gender as an explanato...
A House with Many Wings
This essay is the third in an unintended trilogy that explores mode-shifts.
If you’ve read Passing from words to matter or The return of the Why mode of thinking, you’ll see echoes.
There was a moment, after writing this third essay, when...
The return of the Why mode of thinking
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Is it back?
It’s the morning after a sleepless night in Miami in a hotel room with a broken air conditioner. I’m there to celebrate a friend’s milestone birthday, and now everyone is traveling back. Ove...
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Lifelong obsessive quester. I cycle through fixations; currently: Virginia Woolf, category errors, how we define art, and gender mapping. Published in Electric Literature; forthcoming in The Philosopher print mag.
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