The Autists
Women on the Spectrum
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Pub Date Nov 7 2023 | Archive Date Nov 7 2023
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Description
- Galleys and e-galleys (Edelweiss, Netgalley) widely available.
- National review attention, excerpts.
- Author available for interviews and features.
- Library marketing.
- Galleys and e-galleys (Edelweiss, Netgalley) widely available.
- National review attention, excerpts.
- Author available for interviews and features.
- Library marketing.
Advance Praise
“Törnvall has written an important, illuminating first book, one that deserves to sit alongside the best insider accounts of autism … [The Autists] should be required reading for all parents, partners, friends and colleagues of anyone on the autism spectrum, as well as a road map for autistic women navigating the neurotypical world.” – James Cook, Times Literary Supplement
“Journalist Törnvall seeks comfort in the stories of other autistic women throughout history in her illuminating debut … An insightful and involving narrator, Törnvall movingly explores how women with so-called “high-functioning autism” persisted in harnessing their abilities whether or not they lived in a time that recognised their neurotype. This winning combination of memoir and cultural history stimulates and entertains in equal measure.” – Publishers Weekly
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781957363530 |
| PRICE | $18.00 (USD) |
| PAGES | 224 |
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Featured Reviews
Thank you NetGalley and Scribe for this eARC in exchange for an honest review.
Some of this book was extremely on point, relatable, and well-written. At other times, it was confusing and seemed like it was missing something (maybe an issue with the translation?). Some parts seemed off topic and difficult to relate to the main point. I found it very informative and affirming, either way.
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