Craig Lancaster
Hi, Nancy ... Less than you think, unless you think I didn't do much, in which case probably more than you think. I didn't want to write a story about autism; I wanted to write a story about a guy who happened to be autistic. Thus, making Edward consistent unto himself, whatever that happened to be, was more important to me than getting the diagnostics just so. My research focused on behaviors and traits more than clinical stuff. Thanks so much for the question.
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Craig Lancaster:
it is not a question ... just to say - i loved 600 hours of Edward and I miss Edward .. I know there is another book and I am desperate to read it , but I am pacing myself ... I would hate to run out .. so I am glad you are doing a third . This will not post unless I put a question mark so.. will you marry me? Congratulations on a lovely book !
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