Whizzy Brain
Gail Doggett ⭐️For late-diagnosed, neurodivergent writers: the writing life you want is still there for you.
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Why neurodivergent writers need liminal spaces
Audio read by a real human - meeeee - and this week’s biggest stumble was on “curated”.
Why would I choose to spend a week of the summer holidays mostly indoors, working when I could be on a rollercoaster instead? Because oxytocin beats ad...
Why Substack is hard for neurodivergent writers
Audio read by a real human — me! — with fluffs and bloopers, and apparently today I can’t say the word “neurodivergent” — good luck!
It started with credentials. It turned into a time suck, categorisation confusion, and permission issues....
What's the worst thing about AI for neurodivergent writers?
Audio read by a real human (me!) so it’s got fluffs and pauses and an Irish accent
No, god, nothing to do with writing prose. It’s about distracting us from writing prose.
It’s that it encourages us to do “busy work” (as in we look like...
Buying Books Is A Different Hobby To Writing Them
I have a full shelf of craft books, many with spines uncracked. No, they’re not valuable first editions.
It’s more like: well, I just need to acquire the book, right? Then all its wisdom just magically seeps into my bones via magical osmos...
So, what's making *your* RSD flare today?
What happens when you’re running a month of activities and nobody turns up? You keep showing up (and you tell people about what you’re doing, again and again!)
Sending out the rest of the calendar to subscribers tomorrow, and I’d love...
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For writers who stopped — or never quite started. (I know how that feels.) Book coach, former Big Five editor. Give yourself all the gold stars.
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