Mark haddon’s Popularity and Other Curious Incidents in My life as an Autistic
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About the autistic author markerBurks-Abbott, G. (2010). Mark haddon’s Popularity and Other Curious Incidents in My life as an Autistic. In Autism and Representation (pp. 297-304). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203935088-25
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Abstract
It’s not just a book about disability. Obviously, on some level it is, but on another level... it’s a book about books, about what you can do with words and what it means to communicate with someone in a book. Here’s a character whom if you met him in real life you’d never, ever get inside his head. Yet something magical happens when you write a novel about him. You slip inside his head, and it seems like the most natural thing in the world.
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