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Wired Our Own Way - An Anthology of Irish Autistic Voices - cover

Wired Our Own Way - An Anthology of Irish Autistic Voices

Niamh Garvey

Editorial: New Island

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Sinopsis

Wired Our Own Way is the first anthology of personal essays written by autistic Irish adults.
2025 figures show that one in twenty Irish schoolchildren are now identified as autistic, and society's understanding of neurodiversity is evolving rapidly. As awareness grows, many adults are also discovering this aspect of themselves, finding greater clarity and self-compassion in the process.
This bestselling anthology explores the profound impact of receiving a diagnosis and highlights the wide range of experiences within the neurodivergent community in Ireland. Through deeply personal and insightful essays, the contributors reveal the many ways this identity shapes their lives – proving there is no single way of being autistic.
From meltdowns to mental health, from early diagnoses to late-in-life revelations, and from cultural stereotypes to workplace challenges, this collection offers a rich, multifaceted perspective on life beyond the neurotypical lens. A celebration of individuality, resilience, and self-discovery, it shines a light on voices that deserve to be heard.
Contributors include: 
Jen Wallace
Liam Coulson
Nuala O'Connor
Jane Cadman
Eric Robert Crowley
James McClean
Roisin Riley
Fiacre Ryan
Justin Bakker
Naoise Dolan
Colm Brady
Freya von Noorden Pierce
Jennifer Poyntz
Stefanie Preissner
Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan
Emil Eliot Osiński
Stuart Neilson
Caoimhe O'Gorman
Adam Harris
Priyangee Guha
Mike McGrath-Bryan
Aisling Walsh
Cliona Kelliher
 
Disponible desde: 28/03/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 256 páginas.

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