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I tend to focus on sensory details more than appearance. Smell is one that I think people often forget about but can do a lot of heavy...

For a few decades the two were often misdiagnosed as each other - autistic people were diagnosed as "retarded" or suffering from Down's...

I give the reader the details I feel are vital - or unusual. Anything else is up to them to create from that foundation.

Honestly not really. I mean HP makes it pretty clear that Hogwarts is massive so while the details were obviously different from what I...

For my next story, it's going to take place in the upper echelons of society in the future modern world. How the rich and powerful will...

The first FMC (main protagonist) was just a gentle mother who chose to live peacefully with her little daughter. She had no plans to...

Miranda is an adrenaline junky who uses the System that took over her world to pull off increasingly insane stunts in a desperate...

Nah - both are forms of neurodivergence, and still in wide use. Asperger's is kind of what used to be called "idiot savant" - a person...

I mean, heck, Jim Parsons had never heard either term before accepting the role of Sheldon Cooper on Big Bang Theory and was surprised...

Oh boy, it’s crazy. I know it’s a newer term but still… I suppose that’s in line with what I’ve seen, where ableist slurs are still...

Dude, one of the less popular authors who you might be referring to has hundreds of thousands of views and thousands of readers on both...

One of the more popular RR authors said that the trick to success on royal road is to just consider your audience is teenage boys.

Well, two novels down the road in one series, the ultimate villain is the Father of Evil. One of the first gods ever, all evil...

Not exactly - I'm saying that popular media has not made that distinction and often uses the terms interchangeably. Those who don't...

I tried ? back in high school. Couldn’t get through because my English no good. Maybe I should try again?