Geek Club Books

Having a son and brother on the autism spectrum and considering himself an undiagnosed autistic, Brad's always wanted to write a story featuring a strong autistic character. ==> Read our author interview with Bradley W. Wright.

This self-advocate is tired of generalizations about autistic characteristics and wants to clear a few things up! #Activate4Autism

The anxiety monster use to rear it's ugly head when she traveled but no more since she started her pre-charge strategy. Becca Lory Hector http://bit.ly/2nPpZwI

"Seeing LGTBQ autistic characters (and authors) can mean the world to someone who is struggling to figure who they really are." Adriana L. White #ActuallyAutistic

My friends and I stood there [in the storm] laughing and just stood there like flowers thirsty for the rain. Gretchen Leary McIntire #ActuallyAutistic - https://bit.ly/3cyTL2M

REASON 9 #EndAwareness #AcceptanceNOTAwareness Download the full Comic => http://bit.ly/2KMWkCl

"We need more women in leadership and we need women who represent the diversity that exists in our communities, women of color, women with disabilities, LGBTQ women." Hala Ayala in Zoom Autism Magazine => http://bit.ly/2FSgqFH

Mia's advice to disabled girls and women? "You’re much more than you give yourself credit for and you are able to do much more than you can even currently dream." Mia Ives-Rublee in Zoom Issue 15 => http://bit.ly/2Uc470V

"I often think that it would have been nice to have the answer sooner, but really, I’m grateful to have the information. Better late than never." Christa Holmans Neurodivergent Rebel

Gretchen made a promise to herself that she will focus on what it means to be a better version of herself--a better person, a better family member, and a better American. Read Gretchen Leary McIntire's essay on our blog #ActuallyAutistic #selfcare