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by Rachel B. Cohen-Rottenberg (Editor)
"Autistics Over 25 Speak Out in Poetry and Prose."
currently reading, excellent!

Daniel Tammet
Autobiographical memoir (up to when author was 26-27)
I for one have a very personal connection to this book because I can relate to his thought processes that he writes about very strongly. This book stands out from other "autiebiographies" because the author has savant skills. Like most autistics, I do not have such skills myself. However, I still found a kindred spirit in Daniel. Before reading his story, I hadn't found anyone whose thought processes were so similar to mine and I felt so isolated because of being autistic. Daniel taught me that there were positives to being autistic and I could use them to my advantage. He has been a special interest of mine for the last four and a half years. I feel like I owe him something for all that I've learned about myself because of his story.
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