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Tag Archives: RoAnna Sylver

Autism Interview #67: RoAnna Sylver on Writing Neurodivergent Characters

May 29, 2018JennaInterviews

RoAnna Sylver is passionate about stories that give hope, healing and even fun for LGBT, disabled and other marginalized people, and thinks we need a lot more. Aside from writing oddly optimistic dystopia books, RoAnna is an autistic blogger, artist, singer, and voice actor. This week RoAnna discussed her passion for creating neurodivergent characters in her writing.

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Autism Interview #67: RoAnna Sylver on Writing Neurodivergent Characters

March 17, 2018JennaInterviews

RoAnna Sylver is passionate about stories that give hope, healing and even fun for LGBT, disabled and other marginalized people, and thinks we need a lot more. Aside from writing oddly optimistic dystopia books, RoAnna is an autistic blogger, artist, singer, and voice actor. This week RoAnna discussed her passion for creating neurodivergent characters in her writing.

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