I’d go with Bibliophobia: A Memoir by Sarah Chihaya next—it’s less about neurodivergence (though I’d say the way she reads evinces a type of neurodivergence) and more about depression. It’s a brilliant book about mental health issues in an Asian American/Canadian woman. (It’s also about how these health issues can get tangled up in one’s reading.)
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For fiction – anything by Emily Austin! Prepare to laugh, cry, and feel called out. Interesting Facts About Space is my favorite.
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For sure ” Memories of a Transsexual” vol 1 by Pamela B. One of the best books I read. A memoir noir with a twist and an Epic ending. Sometimes funny, sometimes erotic, tragic, hylarious, tragicomic
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I’d go with Bibliophobia: A Memoir by Sarah Chihaya next—it’s less about neurodivergence (though I’d say the way she reads evinces a type of neurodivergence) and more about depression. It’s a brilliant book about mental health issues in an Asian American/Canadian woman. (It’s also about how these health issues can get tangled up in one’s reading.)
For fiction – anything by Emily Austin! Prepare to laugh, cry, and feel called out. Interesting Facts About Space is my favorite.
For sure ” Memories of a Transsexual” vol 1 by Pamela B. One of the best books I read. A memoir noir with a twist and an Epic ending. Sometimes funny, sometimes erotic, tragic, hylarious, tragicomic