autism's gadfly

I was interested to read a piece in today's L.A. times about a Stanford University scientist named Karl Deisseroth who has developed a n...

They say that the best things in life aren't free.  Well maybe my novel, "The Mu Rhythm Bluff" isn't the best thing in lif...

For a long time now, I've complained about the fact that autism speaks advocates that businesses hire autistics, but as far as I've...

As regular readers of my blog know, I've been talking about it for quite some time.  I was working on self-publishing my novel ...

I've just read an interesting piece by Dr. Thomas Armstrong, a former special education teacher and now, I believe a clinical psycholog...

Off and on over the past three or four years, I've been writing (and rewriting) a novel about an autistic poker player.  It has a beginn...

My interview with NPR science reporter Jon Hamilton aired today  after a six month wait.  The list of media exposure and mentions continues ...