Plot Bunnies in their Unnatural Habitat. Fun Fact, I took this picture myself!
Entries Tagged 'Asperger's Syndrome' ↓
Avoiding Plot Bunnies: NaNoWriMo and the need to be oneself in your writing voice.
November 15th, 2009 — Adult responsibility, Andy Griffiths, Asperger's Syndrome, Australia, Flickr, Funnel Web Spider, Geek Philosophy, NaNoWriMo, Writer's Thoughts, Writing, books, creativity, editorial, essay, writing practice
Thought of the Day: My blogging about autistic anime fandom was relevant all along?
September 22nd, 2009 — Anime Blogging, Asperger's Syndrome, Cultural theory, Geek Philosophy, KyoAni, Uncategorized, analysis, anime, autism, hikikomori
Months ago, someone told me that they found a substantial section on anime in a guide to teaching autistic children. Of all places, I wondered, why there? As it turns out, many autistic children like anime because the facial expressions and gestures are easy to understand. For people with autism, who normally have immense trouble reading the emotions of others, anime characters are a way for them to participate in a social arena that the rest of us hardly think about. – 2-D Teleidoscope
SNAG Vs. World: Same Bat Time, Same Bat Channel
June 1st, 2009 — Anime Blogging, Asperger's Syndrome, Australian anime and manga fandom, Geek Philosophy, Manga, New Media, Sociology, Video Games
I want to do something new with my new year of blogging. It’s been a whole year since I’ve started blogging seriously and I’m tired of being stuck in the same box all the time of having to review just anime, manga and J-RPGs. I’m not quitting those things, it’s just that there’s a whole lot more going on in my life that I’m interested in that I could be talking about as well.
To the most need, to the most cultural relevance
May 3rd, 2009 — Anime Blogging, Asperger's Syndrome, Chris Sims, Comics, Cultural theory, Geek Philosophy, Hetalia Axis Powers, Internet, Leigh Alexander, Manga, New Media, illustration
In which I explain why my theme looks different. And why my blog name looks different, and why the blog articles are more legible.
Mary And Max (and Meeting Your Doppelganger)
April 19th, 2009 — Adam Elliot, Asperger's Syndrome, Australian film, Cultural theory, Geek Philosophy, Sociology
In case you forgot, Japan isn’t the only place that makes award winning animations, Australia plays too!
