A proposed sequel to the iconic film, Edward Scissorhands: This movie is to be set in the present day more […]
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Raymond Babbitt: A Prequel
What if there were a prequel to Rain Man? It may look something like this: It’ s 1962. 18 year […]
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Autism Rights Matter
Some marginalized groups have large movements advocating for their rights. But what about the community of people with autism? Movements […]
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Flowers for Charlie
An Analysis of The Acclaimed Film Flowers for Algernon. If you’ve read the book, you know it as Flowers for […]
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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Regions of The United States for People With Autism.
Having traveled to 49 states and crossed the country by car four times, I’ve become deeply familiar with the diverse […]
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Love on the Spectrum: Making Autism Marketable?
A question I’m often asked, as someone who is autistic, is whether I watch Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum. Much […]
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime
When first published in 2003, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime was a critically acclaimed book that […]
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Forrest Gump & Intellectual Disability: Realistic or Not?
In the pantheon of modern American movie classics about people with intellectual/ developmental disabilities, two stand out. Rain Man, 1988 […]
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Rain Man: A Review From An Individual on The Autism Spectrum
Rain Man was a critically acclaimed movie when it came out in 1988. It won the Oscar for Best Picture, […]
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Edward Scissorhands: Why The Film Is a Less Than Flattering Portrayal of The Disabled.
The cult classic, Edward Scissorhands, came out more than thirty years ago. However, like similarly loved movies, it’s still socially […]
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