Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I am beyond excited to introduce you to Ido Kedar’s In Two Worlds, a beautifully written, powerful novel about life with non-verbal autism. Some months ago, I teased you by telling you that I was helping edit an extraordinary novel and that I would let you know as soon as the
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A very special novel — exquisitely written and plotted, and fascinating in its subject matter — will be published in a few months. I mentioned several posts ago that I spent part of a weekend doing a gentle edit (typos, punctuation, etc.) on a manuscript that, when published, everyone, from
Continue readingThe news can easily make one feel terribly hopeless. The world is boiling, and we seem to lack direction. That’s the bad news. The good news is that America has been in the past a very resilient nation; that there’s sometimes a virtue to shaking things up simply because change
Continue readingLast year, I reviewed Ido Kedar’s Ido in Autismland: Climbing Out of Autism’s Silent Prison. It is a very important book, since it turns on its head all of the conventional wisdom about non-verbal autism. Because of his book, Ido has rightly become a big deal amongst people affected by
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