Title: A Is for Autistic
Subtitle: A Personal Glossary
Description: **A handy pocket guide to understanding autism**

For those following my saga of the past decade, it will not be surprising when I say that I feel like this zine was made for me. One of the reviews of my book Good Trouble pleaded with the notion that there must be a radical autism zine community. Not that I know of. So when this zine’s author disclosed to me that he was autistic, I pleaded with him to make this zine. The result is a dictionary about autism and related experiences and conditions. It’s about love, struggle, pain, and difficulties. And perhaps as a result of being “one of us,” Andrew has simple and clear explanations and definitions of the many nervous, mental, and emotional conditions that affect all of us to varying degrees. I learned a TON from reading this, even if it wasn’t new knowledge, I really benefitted from his unique perspective, depictions, clarifications, and personal experiences. Knowing there are others like us makes everyone less lonely. Now we must build a movement. -Joe
Subjects: reference books, psychology, autism, zines, neurodiversity, neurodivergence, autistic people, autistic pride, gender identity, LGBTQ gender identity