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Marie Curie

Marie Curie (November 7, 1867 - July 4, 1934) was a Polish/French physicist and chemist who is famous in particular for her research on radioactivity. Marie Curie is also the first woman ever to win a Nobel Prize, and the first person ever to win it twice (in two different fields). Her achievements include the development of the theory of *radioactivity* (a term coined by her), techniques for isolating radioactive isotopes, and the discovery of two elements, polonium and radium. Under her direction, the world's first studies were conducted into the treatment of neoplasms, using radioactive isotopes. She also founded the Curie Institutes in Paris and in Warsaw, which are still major centers of medical research today. During World War I, she also developed mobile radiography units to provide X-ray services to field hospitals. She also had to overcome barriers that were placed in her way because she was a woman, so her achievements also had an enormous effect on the perception of women. Françoise Giroud wrote a book called *Marie Curie: A Life*, in which she emphasizes Marie's role as a feminist precursor. Her awards include the Nobel Prize in Physics (1903, with Pierre), the Davy Medal (1903, with Pierre), the Matteucci Medal (1904, with Pierre), the Actonian Prize (1907), the Elliott Cresson Medal (1909), the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1911), the Soviet postage stamp (1987) and the Franklin Medal of the American Philosophical Society (1921). Marie Curie is believed to have had Asperger's Syndrome and is featured in *Asperger’s and Self-Esteem: Insight and Hope through Famous Role Models* by Norm Ledgin and in the January 2003 Issue of *Singuar Scientists* in an article by Ioan James (also mentioning that she most probably had Asperger's Syndrome). Marie's daughter (Irène Joliot-Curie) is also mentioned in this article.Marie Curie is also included on this list of Great Women of Our Time (as well as other lists). The whole article can be found here. Read more about this amazing pioneering lady on her Wikipedia page.
Арзак Коннелл

Арзак Коннелл - Родом с Запада. Иммигрировал, вступил в «Хвост
Феи». Активно участвовал в битве против «Фантом Лорда». Влюблён в свою
напарницу Биску Мулан, но слишком застенчив, чтобы признаться ей в этом.
 Однажды, когда разговаривал с Локи, тот в шутку сказал: «Раз ты не
можешь признаться, то, возможно, её заберу я». Арзак воспринял шутку
всерьёз и посчитал Локи своим противником. Однако, после того, как
выяснилось, что Локи - это Звёздный дух Лев, прекратил ревновать. В
конце концов женился на Биске, причём предложение сделала именно она. У
них есть дочь, Аска, имя которой было образовано от имен родителей
(Биска + Арзак). После событий на острове Тенрю стал одним из сильнейших
 магов гильдии. На Великих магических играх он вместе с товарищами
поддерживает обе команды «Хвоста Феи», участвующих в них. На пятый день
вместе со своей гильдией сражается с драконами.

Магические способности - волшебное оружие, которое может стрелять как обычными пулями, так и магическими.
Blind Tom Wiggins

Blind Tom Wiggins (May 25, 1849 – June 14, 1908) was an African-American musical prodigy. He was both an exceptional pianist and composer and one of the best known musicians of his time (in spite of being blind). In 1860 he also performed at the White House. He is now considered an autistic savant (he was not diagnosed during his lifetime because autism was not a diagnosis yet). In 1976 a commemorative headstone was raised in his honor by the people of Columbus (Georgia, USA). Tom is featured in *Islands of Genius* by Darold Treffert. Read more about this amazing musician and his incredible career on his Wikipedia page.
Ellen

**Ellen** ( エレン, *Eren*) is one of the main characters of the The Witch's House (2012, Steam 2018) and the titular protagonist of The Diary of Ellen novella.

She's confirm on January 19, 2015 and debt on February 8, 2015.

## Gallery

Ellen's jumpscareEllen's concept artEllen's sprites
## Trivia

* She is voiced by Charlotte Poe in The Witch's House with Voices (BlueRhaps0d1).

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Laura Nadine

Laura Nadine (born 1977) is a very talented violinist who was born in Georgia, USA. She displayed unusual abilities since early childhood, but it was when her own son was diagnosed with Asperger's that she realized she also had the syndrome. This is what she says about Asperger's: “Despite all the problems Asperger’s has brought, I still view it as a gift. I am able to hear music in everything I see or touch. People I know have their own special song that plays in my head when I see them.  All children need their mentors, teachers and parents to give them booster rockets to propel them into life. Aspies… well, we need super power booster rockets  – but once our feet leave the ground, we are natural flyers.” Laura is also a filmmaker who completed her first project, *The Violin Cries*, in 2009. The project, in which she was director, actor, writer, composer and film editor, won an honorable mention in a competition at Agnes Scott College. Laura is also one of the winners of the 2017 Autism Hall of Fame Genius Award. Find out more about this remarkable lady on her website and enjoy her music and videos about autism on YouTube.
Aya

**Aya Drevis**is the main protagonist of Mad Father (2012, Steam 2016/2020 & Nintendo Switch 2020).

She was debut in October 3, 2013.

## Gallery

Young AyaAya as a doll (Bad Ending)Aya hugging MariaAya on the title screen (after clearing the game)
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## Trivia

* She also appear in Chincherrinas' Smash Bros Lawl, along with Ib, Madotsuki and Mary.

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Matthew Labyorteaux

Matthew Labyorteaux (born 1966) is a beloved American actor and voice artist best known for his role as Albert Ingalls in *Little House on the Prairie* (1978-1983) and for his later roles as voice actor, notably in *Mulan* (1998). As a child he didn't walk until he was 3, didn't talk until he was 5 and often threw tantrums. Doctors said he would never be able to lead a normal life after diagnosing him with autism, but he definitely proved them wrong with his great talent. Read more about this gifted actor and former child star here.
Kyle Coleman

Kyle Coleman (born 1986) is an amazing musician and singer from the UK. He displayed a fascination for abstract patterns of sound from an early age but could not relate to others around him, was non-verbal and appeared to be living in a world of his own. He was diagnosed with classic autism at the age of 3. He lived in seclusion for many years until in 2012 he released his debut album with the help of the National Autistic Society (NAS). His album was a success and Kyle has since accepted a few small gigs and was also on his local radio. Read more about this extraordinary man here.
Cynthia Kim

Cynthia Kim is a talented writer with Asperger's Syndrome who discovered she had the condition at the age of 42. She has since written two successful books on the condition: *I Think I Might Be Autistic: A Guide to Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis and Self-Discovery for Adults,* and *Nerdy, Shy, and Socially Inappropriate*. She is also an autism advocate who stated her position in *This is Autism Flash Blog* (which she founded as a reaction to Autism Speaks' negative perception of autism), where she invited people to say what autism meant to them. Read more about this remarkable lady here.
Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein (March 14, 1879 – April 18, 1955) was a German theoretical physicist who is usually considered the prototype of genius. He developed the general theory of relativity, one of the two pillars of modern physics, and is famous in popular culture for his mass-energy equivalence formula E = mc2. In 1922 he was awarded the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics "for his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect". A less known fact is that he was also an excellent musician. Einstein is thought to have been autistic and his autism (Asperger's Syndrome) is documented in several books and articles, some of the reasons indicated being delayed speech as a child\* (and when he started talking he used to repeat sentences), thinking in pictures and being a loner completely absorbed in his work. Einstein himself said that a sort of "glass pane" separated him from his fellow human beings. Among the books and articles mentioning Einstein as autistic are *Genius Genes* by Michael Fitzgerald and Brendan O’Brien, *Asperger’s and Self-Esteem: Insight and Hope through Famous Role Models* by Norm Ledgin, *The Essential Difference* by Simon Baron-Cohen, *The Guide to Asperger Syndrome* by Christopher Gillberg, *Thinking in Pictures* by Temple Grandin, *Asperger Syndrome and High Achievement* and *Remarkable Physicists* by Ioan James and in *The High-Flying Obsessives*, an article by Karen Gold in *The Guardian* (2000). Read more about Einstein's many accomplishments on his Wikipedia page.

⃰\* Usually delayed speech is not typical of Asperger's Syndrome, although it is typical of other forms of autism.
Dora Raymaker

Dora Raymaker is a very gifted Research Associate at Portland State University as well as a writer, artist and public speaker. She also co-directs the Academic Autistic Spectrum Partnership in Research and Education (AASPIRE), a community-campus partnership conducting research to improve the lives of adults on the autism spectrum. In 2017 she won a $467,000 grant to study autism in the workplace. She is also included on this list of Great Women of Our Time. Read more about this amazing lady and her multiple talents and activities on her website.
Mickey Mayhew

Mickey Mayhew is an author and historian from the UK currently working on his PhD on the cult surrounding tragic queens Anne Boleyn and Mary Queen of Scots. He authored or co-authored several books. His *I Love the Tudors*, published in January 2016, reached the top of the Amazon bestselling chart in Tudor history. Mickey also writes articles for several historical journals and is also a film and theater reviewer for various London lifestyle magazines. He is one of the winners of the 2018 Autism Hall of Fame Genius Award and the winner of the 2018 Anna Kennedy Online Autism Heroes Award. He is also one of the contributors of *We Can - We Will (Autistic People Help the World)*, the anthology of the Autism Hall of Fame. Read more about this extraordinary man on his website, where you can also find all his books as well as his blog with updates.
Sherwood Anderson

Sherwood Anderson (September 13, 1876 – March 8, 1941) was a mostly self-educated American novelist, short story writer and poet who started his writing career in 1912 after a nervous breakdown (or what would be called a "fugue state" today) that he had when he seemed to be at the apex of success (until then he had been a businessman). His most enduring work is *Winesburg, Ohio* (1919), a collection of interrelated short stories often focusing on loneliness and frustration, while his best-selling book is *Dark Laughter* (1925). In 1971 Anderson's final home, the Ripshin Farm (Troutdale, Virginia), became a National Historic Landmark. Anderson was inducted into the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame in 2012 and into the Autism Hall of Fame in 2016. He is featured as most likely autistic in *Writers on the Spectrum: How Autism and Asperger Syndrome Have Influenced Literary Writing* by Julie Brown. Read more about this remarkable writer, his life and his books on his Wikipedia page.
Zack

### Weapon(s)

Scythe/Sickle, Old Pickaxe (founded on B4), Kitchen Knife (as a child), Old Man's Knife (now owned by Rachel)

### Goal

Escaping the building and kill Rachel once they get out

Zack is the deuteragonist of Angels of Death (2015, Steam 2016, Nintendo Switch 2018, PS4 & Xbox 2020).

He first appear on October 22, 2015, confirm on November 29, 2015 and debut on December 9, 2015.

## History

**Episode 1**

**B6**

As Ray befriends the white bird, he kills the white bird and gives Ray a three second headstart. As he found Ray, he locks the door in case and chases Ray with no headstart.

**B5**

Afterwards, he kills Danny and hearing that he killed the B5 master which makes him a sacrifice. As he smashes the glass wall that blocks the path, he want's to escape and Ray ask him to kill her once they got out. As the two made a promise, they proceed to B4.

**B4**

(Soon to be added)

## Gallery

Teaser of Zack on the post end sceneZack in the animeSteam CardSteam Card
(To be Added)

## Trivia

* Zack's pose is almost familiar to the anime version, seen here: https://twitter.com/animateinfo/status/1005978042752208896
* He appears in **Compass** as a limited time character.
Todd Hodgetts

Todd Hodgetts (born 1988) is an Australian athlete who won a gold medal at the 2012 London Paralympics and a bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Paralympics. He also does weightlifting. Todd's nickname is "The Hulk". He started competing in athletics in shot put in 1998 after his brother brought home a shot put from high school. In 2004 he scored a state record at the Tasmanian Athletics Championships with one of his throws. In 2008 he became the Australian champion in the shot put after making his national debut in 2005. Many more accomplishments followed, the most remarkable being a gold medal at the 2012 London Paralympics and a bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Paralympics. in 2015 he was the Athletics Australia Male Para-athlete of the Year and the Tasmanian Athlete of the Year finalist and in 2016 he won the Victorian Institute of Sport William Angliss Personal Excellence Award. Read more about his extraordinary achievements here.
Nicole Dimond

Nicole Dimond is a very talented artist from Australia. Her favorite mediums are pen, pencil and pastel, and her preferred style of art is realism as well as a bit of fantasy (in particular reptilians like dragons and dinosaurs). Nicole also likes watching movies, using the computer, reading books, and spending time with her pets. Read more about this gifted lady here and enjoy her beautiful art on her Facebook page.
Articles on the Genius of Autism

There are many articles and books on the genius of autism. We already have an entry with the books. Here are a few articles from our blog:

Autistic and Gifted

Autism's Hidden Gifts

Genius, Creativity and Savantism

Genius May Be an Abnormality

Temple Grandin on the Connection between Autism and Genius

The Beautiful Otherness of the Autistic Mind

The Mind of the Prodigy
Lizzy Clark

Lizzy Clark (born 1994) is an English actress with Asperger's Syndrome. She is famous in particular for playing the role of Poppy in the 2008 television film *Dustbin Baby.* Poppy has Asperger's Syndrome too. Lizzy was the first actress with the condition to portray a fictional character with Asperger 's Syndrome. Her mother later started the *Don't Play Me, Pay Me* campaign to stop non-disabled actors playing the roles of people with developmental disabilities. Read more about this amazing lady on her Wikipedia page.
Andy Kaufman

Andy Kaufman (January 17, 1949 – May 16, 1984) was an American entertainer, actor, writer, performance artist and professional wrestler. He was often referred to as a dadaistic comedian because of how he managed to blur the line between reality and imagination. He first came to the attention of the public when he was invited to perform small parts on the first season of *Saturday Night Live*, although he had started to perform for family and friends at the age of 7. His "trade mark" is an unnamed character called "Foreign Man", who soon evolved into Latka Gravis, the guy from Taxi, his most famous show that ran between 1978 and 1983. He is featured as likely autistic (Asperger's Sydnrome) in *Different Like Me: My Book of Autism Heroes* by Jennifer Elder and in *Elijah’s Cup*by Valerie Paradiz. Read more about this multi-gifted and original actor on his Wikipedia page and on IMDB.
Robert Gagno

Robert Gagno is a fabulous pinball player from Canada who began playing when he was just 3 or 4. When his parents noticed how good he was at it, they bought him his own pinball machine, "Whirlwind", when he was 10. According to his website, that same year Robert loved playing Pokemon Pinball for Nintendo DS and set a high-score record that may still stand today. After his father took him to Toronto to play in his first tournament ever, Robert joined the VRPA and went to more and more tournaments. According to the International Flipper Pinball Association, Robert is currently ranked as the 6th best pinball player in the world and is #1 in Canada. Robert has also been featured in an episode of the Science Channel’s “Ingenious Minds” series. Pinball also improved Robert's social skills, as he likes to interact with other players, as well as his already remarkable memory, and even helped him with sensory overload. Read more about Robert and his achievements on his website.
Derek Paravicini

Derek Paravicini (born 1979) is a blind English autistic savant and a musical prodigy who began playing the piano at the age of two and gave his first concert at the Tooting Leisure Centre in South London at the age of seven. He can play a piece of music after hearing it only once. His first album *Echoes of the Sounds to Be* was released in 2006. His official biography, *In the Key of Genius* by Adam Ockelford, was published in the UK in 2007. He has been the subject of documentaries, including *60 Minutes*, Channel 5's *Extraordinary People* in an episode titled *The Musical Genius*,and *Musical Minds* (featuring neurologist Oliver Sacks) on PBS. This is his website and this his YouTube Channel.
Jack Carl Anderson

Jack Carl Anderson is a very talented artist with Asperger's Syndrome currently living in Mexico. His art is minimalist and expressionistic and often uses striking colors and contrasts. Jack's art has been exhibited both in the USA and in Mexico. Jack uses various media (like pencils, pastels and acrylic colors) on paper and canvas. Enjoy his beautiful art on his website.
Jacob Barnett

Jacob ("Jake") Barnett (born 1998) is a gifted American physics student and former child prodigy. He was admitted to the Perimeter Scholars International in 2013, when he was 15, the youngest student ever admitted to the program. He is currently a doctoral student at the Perimeter Institute for Advanced Theoretical Physics (specializing in Quantum Foundations and Quantum Gravity). He also has a proven very high IQ and is featured in *The Prodigy's Cousin* by Joanne Ruthsatz, a book on child prodigies attributing the roots of prodigious skills to autism. Joanne Ruthsatz identified Jacob Barnett as a child prodigy on the basis of a working memory test she administered on the CBS web show *60 Minutes Overtime*. His mother, Kristine Barnett, wrote a book about him called *The Spark: A Mother's Story of Nurturing Genius*. You can enjoy his many interesting YouTube videos here or also visit his website and find out more in particular about his mother's book and the "Spark Method" here.

Autistic Geniuses of the 21st Century
Michele Marie Newman

Michele Marie Newman is an autistic savant artist and writer from the USA who has been painting and drawing for most of her life. She is currently also the Executive Director at *Autism in Community*. Michele had been misdiagnosed when she was young and was consequently incorrectly treated for almost 37 years until she discovered that instead of being bipolar she is a hi-functioning autistic on the spectrum with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder), GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) and Savant Syndrome. Michele was included in the International Savant Registry in August 2010. Michele considers herself a Christian child of God. Visit her wonderful art gallery here.
Berliner

Berliner is one of the main characters in The House of Bell and Candy (2014). She is a critical story character.

## History

**Note: This game is not translated in English. This is only I could understand the plot even tho it's in Japanese.**

She was first appeared when Hans teleport to the cell. She befriend a black rabbit doll with no limbs named Haschen. When she and Hans go, a witch named Maria-Magdalene wander around the kitchen. Hans lets her go first and sneak through the ladder without being notice. As she sees a spirit of a girl, she and Hans was send to the dark void with a little fire. It depends on Hans to talk to her in order to get out alive. As they found a door, they teleport to a fine room with pretty dresses. When Hans is in the blood trail, it's up to him to pick which path he takes which imagining Bell.

### ED1

She appears in the blood trail. When Hans approach her, he hugs her to bring them back where they are. When they encounter the bloody bird cage, she teleport to an loop with Hans' sister chase her down. She founds a way out by following Haschen and reunite with Hans. As they face the witch, she was teleport out of the house. As she sees the house on fire, she cries as Hans is engulf in flames.

After the credit, she visits the burned house and puts a present to Hans. When she sees Hans alive, she calls Hans an "idiot".

### ED2

It's like ED1 but Haschen gets sliced in half and her head was chopped off. When Hans sees her head, he kisses her neck.

### ED3

It's like ED2 but this leads Hans killing himself after seeing her head in the tray.

## Gallery

Bell hugging HansBell cryingHans holding Bell's headHans kissing Bell's neckShe can be seen in the lower rightBell, Hans and Margarete
Marty Balin

Marty Balin (born 1942) is a very accomplished musician and the founder and one of the lead singers of Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship. His career started in 1962 and is still going strong today. He is a Grammy Award Winner and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee. Marty also enjoys painting. Find out more and listen to some of his beautiful music on his website.
Bryce Nickel

Bryce Nickel (born 1984) is an autistic savant, college graduate, and politician from Washington state (USA). He grew up with an audio-based learning disability, and underdeveloped social skills. His intelligence quotient is 126, which is in the top 4.15% of the general population.

He studied Business Administration, Supply Chain Management, and Economics at Central Washington University. He wrote his senior paper on gamifying the classroom, interned at Boeing during his senior year and developed seven innovative projects related to gamification, game theory, & employee engagement.

He is currently an advocate for the autism community and is searching for a professional career in project management and/or business administration with a focus in innovation, engagement, diversity & inclusion, or knowledge transfer.

Read more about this inspiring leader on his political page or professional page.
Elisabeth

Elisabeth is the main protagonist of Fausts Alptraum (2015).

She's confirm on November 24, 2016 and debt on April 19, 2018. (Due to everyone forgotten)

## History

After her father's funeral, she went in the house and went to a hallway. She tries to go out but darkness oozed in and and the nightmare begins.

She encounter Mephistopheles and suddenly she appear in the halls and Mephistopheles appears.

She woke up in some room and finds some chocolate and matches.

**Chapter 1: Puss in Boots**

(Soon)

**Chapter 2: The Blue Bird**

(Soon)

**Chapter 3: The Adventure of Pinocchio**

(Soon)

**Dearest Elizabeth (ED1)**

(Soon)

**Final Chapter**

(Soon)

**Continuation of the Dream (ED2)**

(Soon)

**Faust's Daydream (True Ending)**

(Soon)

**Song of Flowers (Hidden Ending)**

(Soon)

## Trivia

* Soon to be added
Ping Lian Yeak

Ping Lian Yeak (born 1993) is a savant artist born in Malaysia and currently living in Sydney, Australia. He began his career at the age of 8 when after eating an ice-cream he started drawing the pictures that were printed on the ice-cream wrapper. He never stopped drawing after that day. He had numerous exhibitions and is featured in *Island of Genius* by Darold Treffert. Enjoy his amazing art on his website.
Henriett Seth F.

Henriett Seth F. (born 1980) is an award-winning autistic Hungarian savant (Hungarian nobility) who is often called "Rain Girl" (in analogy to "Rain Man") for her extraordinary abilities which became evident when she was about 8. She is an accomplished author, poet, musician and artist who became famous in particular for her book *Autizmussal önmagamba zárva* (*Closed into Myself with Autism*) published in 2005. In September, 2005 Henriett was invited by Sandor Friderikusz, the famous Hungarian filmmaker, to participate in a documentary titled *Freedom of Speech* (Hungarian: A Szolas Szabadsaga), a film in which she discusses her autism and her artwork. She also has a proven high IQ (140 on the Raven test) and is included on this list of Great Women of Our Time. She had to give up some of her activities by the age of 27 due to health problems. Read more about this extraordinary lady and her life here. You can also visit her website (in Hungarian) here.
Rachel Barcellona

Rachel Barcellona is a fantastic model from the USA (and a regular attender of *Fashion Rocks Autism*), as well as an author, singer actress and autism advocate. Rachel's mortto is: “I show people that I can do anything despite my disability. Be yourself no matter what, and don’t let others define who you are.” Rachel has won several awards for her activities, is a pageant winner and is also involved in numerous leadership roles. She is currently serving as a board member for C.A.R.D. USF, and SafeMinds. She is also an ambassador for The Unicorn Children's Foundation, an organization that helps families without the necessary resources to help their children. Read more about this extraordinary lady and her accomplishments on her website .
Robert Ammann

Robert Ammann (October 1, 1946 – May, 1994) was a mathematician whose major contributions are to the theory of quasicrystals and aperiodic tilings. In 1975 he wrote a letter to Martin Gardner after reading what he had written about Roger Penrose, who had discovered two simple sets of aperiodic tiles, each consisting of just two quadrilaterals. This letter, in which he described his own work on aperiodic tilings, marked the beginning of the correspondence about this subject with many other researchers. Ammann became famous in 1982 when he discovered quasicrystals, but was never keen on public speaking and publicity and eventually completely withdrew until he died of a heart attack in 1994. Five sets of the tiles discovered by Ammann are described in *Tilings and Patterns* by B. Grünbaum and G.C. Shephard. Ammann is mentioned as likely autistic in *Autism and Mathematical Talent*by Ioan James. Read more about this remarkable mathematician and his work on his Wikipedia page.
Michael McManmon

Michael McManmon is an American public speaker, writer, artist (various media), psychologist and the founder of the College Internship Program (CIP) – a post-secondary program serving students with Asperger’s Syndrome, Autism, High Functioning Autism, ADHD, and other learning differences. He is also the founder of a visual and performing art center, the Good Purpose Gallery, to develop the talents of students with Asperger’s Syndrome. Michael has an M.S. in Counseling, a M.A. in Human Development, and an Ed.D. in Special Education. He was first diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder by his staff in 2001 and was later formally diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome. Michael says of himself: “I feel like I am the poster-boy for late diagnosis. It feels wonderful inside to know that all the ‘goofy sides’ of my personality are my best ones, and I can embrace them. I accept myself the way I am, knowing that I was made exactly the way I am, for good purpose under heaven. This is what I bring to the world now.” Read more about this remarkable man and his projects and admire his creations on his website.
Jonas Lundström

Jonas Lundström is an accomplished abstract artist and poet from Sweden. He started with digital art in April 2014 and with traditional art on the 23rd of May of the same year and has gone a long.way since then. Enjoy his beautiful art here and if you want to buy his book and read more about this gifted artist go here.
Сказка о Хвосте феи

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**Сказка о Хвосте феи** - **Люси** — 17-летняя девушка, мечтающая стать настоящим магом. Однажды во время визита в город **Харгион** она встречает **Нацу** — молодого человека, которому становится плохо при езде на любом виде транспорта. Этот парень оказывается не обычным мальчишкой, а членом одной из сильнейших и известнейших в мире магических гильдий — «Fairy Tail», той гильдии, куда Люси всю жизнь мечтала вступить.

## **Персонажи:**

### Комнады Всё

#### **Команда Нацу**

* **Нацу Драгнил**
	+ **Игнил**
* **Люси Хартфилия**
	+ **Водолей**
	+ **Дева**
	+ **Рак**
	+ **Телец**
	+ **Овен**
	+ **Часы**
	+ **Близ (Джеми)**
	+ **Нецы (Мини)**
	+ **Плю**
	+ **Локи**
	+ **Скорпион**
	+ **Весы**
* **Грей Фуллбастер**
* **Эрза Скарлет**
* **Хэппи**
* **Венди Марвелл**
* **Шарль**

#### **Команда Тенрю**

* **Мираджеин Штраусс**
* **Эльфман Штраусс**
* **Лисанна Штраусс**
* **Леви МакГарден**
* **Дрой**
* **Джет**
* **Кана Альберона**
* **Джувия Локсар**
* **Гажил Редфокс**
* **Барс Лилейный**
* **Гилдартс Клайв**
* **Макао Конбольт**
* **Арзак Коннелл**
* **Аска Коннелл**
* **Биска Мулан**
* **Лаксус Дрейар**
* **Фрид Джастин**
* **Бикслоу**
* **Эвергрин**

### **Команда Синий Пегас**

* **Ичия Ванделей Котобуки**
* **Хибики Лейтис**

### **Команда Райская Башня**

* **Леон Бастиа**
* **Сё**
Amanda Harrington

Amanda Harrington is an accomplished writer (she writes for both children and adults) and artist who also works as a tutor in English and creative writing. She has three blogs: one about Asperger's Syndrome, one with poetry and other beautiful creative writing, and one that she calls "fairy blog". Learn more about Amanda on her great website.
Jonathan Andrews

Jonathan Andrews is a trainee solicitor, disability consultant and autism employment campaigner from the UK. He was also the campaigner of the year at the European Diversity Awards in 2016 and the winner of the National Autistic Society Autism Professionals Award and the Dyspraxia Foundation Award (also in 2016) as well as the winner of the Queen’s Young Leader Award in 2017. Jonathan is also a member of the first parliamentary commission on autism and is active in many other sectors of public life. Read more about this remarkable young man and his achievements here.
Steve Selpal

Steve Selpal (1950-2017) was a very gifted artist, sculptor and writer from Palm Bay, Florida (USA). His powerful artist statement was: "My perceptions of living organisms and how they function and react to environment is
my lifelong fascination. I extend this to the inanimate and the non-living entities such as buildings and rocks, as they are to me organic and subjected to my own scrutiny and inclusion." (Excerpt) He was also very spiritual and created beautiful chakra art that can still be viewed on his Facebook page. He also had numerous exhibitions throughout his life. Steve was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome late in life and like many others who are diagnosed as adults he finally understood himself thanks to the diagnosis. Steve was also a writer and was published in Temple Grandin’s *Different But Not Less* and *Been There. Done That. Try This. An Aspie’s Guide to Life on Earth* (with Tony Attwood, Craig Evans and Anita Lesko as editors) . Steve was also an autism advocate and is one of the winners of the 2018 Donna Williams Bravery Award. Read more about this remarkable man here.
Amazing Autistic Ladies

Enjoy the extraordinary gifts of these amazing autistic ladies: Amazing Autistic Ladies. Some of them have also been included on this list of Great Women of Our Time. (Read more here.) It appears that Baron-Cohen's *The Essential Difference: Male and Female Brains and the Truth about Autism* was wrong in this aspect and that there are both men and women who are extremely gifted. Even Prof. Michael Fitzgerald had originally written a book called *Autism and Creativity : Is There a link between Autism in Men and Exceptional Ability?*, but in his later books he omitted "in men" and even featured some women in his books.
Henry Bond

Henry Bond, FHEA (born 1966) is an accomplished writer, photographer and artist from the UK. He has written influential books that can be found here (his most famous books are "Lacan at the Scene", in which he made contributions to theoretical psychoanalysis and forensics, and "The Gaze of the Lens"). His photography concentrates in particular on street photography, fashion photography and interiors scenes. Some of his work is part of this online exhibition at Tate. Henry was also influential in the formation and development of the Young British Artists movement. Henry was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome and is married to art dealer Emily Tsingou. Read more about this influential man on his Wikipedia page.
Amanda LaMunyon

Amanda LaMunyon is an accomplished and award-winning American impressionist artist who started painting at the age of 7 and was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome at the age of 8. Amanda has greatly been inspired by the panoramic beauty of her surroundings (Enid, Oklahoma). Amanda's favorite quote is "Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves” by James M. Barrie. She is also an autism advocate, a public speaker and a singer who has performed with Leona Mitchell for the McCarton Foundation at Carnegie Hall. Some of the honors she received are the *Caring Award*, the Prudential *Spirit of Community Award* and the *Presidents Daily Points of Light and Volunteer Service Award.* In 2008 she was presented with the *Outstanding Individual with Autism of the Year* as well as the National American *Miss National* *Volunteer Service* award. She has been featured in several books on autism and is currently attending college and hopes to get a degree in Psychology, specializing in Autism/Asperger's. Amanda is also the winner of the 2021 Autism Hall of Fame Genius Award. Enjoy her wonderful art on her website.
Michael Burry

Michael Burry (born 1971) is an American physician and businessman with his own hedge fund. After his son was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, he diagnosed himself with Asperger's Syndrome too after reading more about the condition. Some reasons are problems with eye contact, social awkwardness and difficulties making friends. Here are some of his own quotes or quotes about him:

“It took all my energy to look someone in the eye," he said. “If I am looking at you, that’s the one time I know I won’t be listening to you."

“He found it maddeningly difficult to read people’s nonverbal signals, and their verbal signals he often took more literally than they meant them. When trying his best, he was often at his worst.”

“My nature is not to have friends," he said. “I’m happy in my own head.”

Read more about his successful career on his Wikipedia page.
Solomon Shereshevsky

Solomon Shereshevsky (1886-1958) was a Russian journalist and mnemonist active in the 1920s. He was the subject of many behavioral studies for his amazing memory performances. Most of them were carried out by the neuropsychologist Alexander Luria. Luria became interested in him at a work meeting after noticing he did not take any notes and that to everybody's astonishment he could recall the whole speech word by word. Luria studied his memory over a period of more than 30 years. Although he was not recognized as autistic by Luria, Solomon is today widely believed to have been autistic. He had trouble recognizing faces for example. He obviously also suffered from sensory overload. In his book *The Mind of the Mnemonist* for example Luria mentions the following anecdote from his life (Solomon's own words): "One time I went to buy some ice cream ... I walked over to the vendor and asked her what kind of ice cream she had. 'Fruit ice cream,' she said. But she answered in such a tone that a whole pile of coals, of black cinders, came bursting out of her mouth, and I couldn't bring myself to buy any ice cream after she had answered in that way ..." Read more about this extraordinary man and his remarkable memory on his Wikipedia page.
Donna Williams

Donna Leanne Williams, also known by her married name Donna Leanne Samuel (October 12, 1963 - April 22, 2017) was a very talented poet, artist, author, songwriter/musician and screenwriter from Australia. She was diagnosed as autistic in 1991 (before 1991 she had wrongly been diagnosed with other conditions). Her work includes four autobiographies that highlight how it is to live with autism: *Nobody Nowhere: The Extraordinary Autobiography of an Autistic Girl* (1992), *Somebody Somewhere: Breaking Free from the World of Autism* (1994), *Like Colour to the Blind: Soul Searching and Soul Finding* (1998) and *Everyday Heaven: Journeys Beyond the Stereotypes of Autism* (2004). David Smukler pointed out that in the mid-90s people questioned whether Donna Williams and Temple Grandin were really autistic because they showed so much insight and sensitivity in their writings and because back then autism was believed to be incapacitating. Luckily the extraordinary talents of autism are now quite evident, partly thanks to the Internet, allowing autistic people to share their talents. Donna died of cancer on April 22, 2017. She was extremely brave and optimistic throughout her final journey and inspired many people all over the world. This film by Paper Owl Films will tell her story. The Donna Williams Bravery Award was created in her honor and she was one of the winners (posthumously) in 2018. Donna ranked No.2 on this site honoring top autistic geniuses. She is also included on this list of Great Women of Our Time. Read more about this extraordinary lady and enjoy some of her work on her website.
Bekah Cook

Bekah Cook is a British dancer and choreographer with remarkable achievements, including world class gymnast at 11 (ranking 3rd in the world), joining a ballet company at 14 and working with one of the UK's top choreographers, Richard Marcel. Bekah has also participated in Autism's Got Talent with this performance in 2015. Bekah is currently enrolled in a BA Hons Degree. Read more about this remarkable lady on her official Facebook page.
Morgan Giosa

Morgan Giosa is a multi-talented web developer, computer science student, musician, photographer and visual artist from the USA. Morgan was raised around music and the arts, which helped him to find his own passion in blues guitar and the visual arts. Morgan describes himself as an "old soul" and finds inspiration in the electric psychedelic blues of the 1960s (like Michael Bloom-Field and Jimi Hendrix) and the greatest electric bluesmen of all time (in particular B.B. King and Albert King). Morgan's idiosyncratic and unconventional view of the world are reflected in his beautiful art and music. An autobiographical documentary film on autism and the arts and music is due for release in 2018, as well as his first music album with a jazz/blues band. Morgan is also the winner of the 2019 Autism Hall of Fame Genius Award and one of the contributors of *We Can - We Will (Autistic People Help the World)*, the anthology of the Autism Hall of Fame. Read more about this extraordinary artist, his art, music and web design on his website.
Anthony Hopkins

Sir Anthony Hopkins (born December 31, 1937) is a Welsh actor, director and producer who was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome very late in life. As an actor, he is best known for his role as Hannibal Lecter in "The Silence of the Lambs", as well as its presequel "Red Dragon" and its sequel "Hannibal", but he also played many other successful roles in other movies. He also received many honors: he won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1992 (and was nominated three additional times), won three BAFTAs, two Emmys, and the Cecil B. DeMille Award, and in 1993 he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II for services to the arts. He was also awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2003, and the BAFTA Fellowship for lifetime achievement from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in 2008. Hopkins always prepared for his roles thoroughly and went over his lines again and again until they really sounded natural to him. He is renowned for his ability to remember lines and to memorize poetry and Shakespeare. Hopkins is also a successful composer and in 2011 André Rieu released an album that contained a waltz that Hopkins had composed when he was 26. Hopkins is also a well-known philanthropist who regularly donates to charities and various appeals. Read more about this truly extraordinary man and his many achievements on his Wikipedia page.
Niam Jain

Niam Jain is a gifted young abstract artist and model from Canada. In Niam's own words: "I see and experience the world differently. Dive into my world and lose yourself in my art. See and feel the world through my eyes. The world is a beautiful place". He also supports good causes by donating part of the proceeds he makes with his art to charity, at the same time advocating for autism. Visit his website and learn more about this.amazing young man here.
Jodi DiPiazza

Jodi DiPiazza (born 2001) is a talented American musician who studies piano, voice, music theory and composition at the Mannes College of Music. She was accepted into the Mannes composition honors at the age of 10. She also studies jazz piano with Luciano Salvatore, guitar with John Alec and songwriting. Her wonderful music has inspired people worldwide, including Kate Perry. Find out more about this remarkable lady on her website.
Nick Bair

Nick Bair is an amazing photorealistic artist from the UK. He loves drawing in particular dinosaurs, pachyderms and other animals and is often inspired to draw them after visiting zoos and museums. He creates his work in a variety of media including ink, watercolor, acrylic, charcoal and colored pencils. He also often participates in events that support children with special needs and physical handicaps. Recent awards include *Best Use of Media Award* "Predator Faceoff and Styracosaurus Duplicity," Duplicity, Plymouth Community Art Council, and *People’s Choice Award* "Elephant Interrupting African Blue Sky," Out of the Blue, Plymouth Community Art Council. Enjoy his art gallery here.
Luca Brecel

Luca Brecel (born 1995) is a professional snooker player from Belgium with an impressive career which started when he was very young. Among other achievements, he was No.1 in 2013 (Dutch Open) and 2017 (China Championship) and No.2 in 2014 (3 Kings Open). His amateur titles are (source: Wikipedia): Belgian Under 16 Championship (2007, 2008, 2009); Belgium Ranking Events: St.Martinus Gent (2007), Happy Snooker Hasselt (2009), Zele (2010 ), Peer (2011); Malta Under 16 Open (2007); Flemish Under 16 Championship (2008); Belgian Teams Championship (2008); Belgian Open Under 21 (2008); Belgian Under 21 Championship (2008, 2009); European Under-19 Championship (2009); International Open under 21 (2009); Belgian Senior Championship (2010, 2013, 2014); European Snooker Championship (2010). Read more about his amazing achievements either here or on his Wikipedia page.
Justin Canha

Justin Canha (born 1989) is a gifted artist from the USA whose art (in particular animals, plants, cartoon characters and charcoal portraits) proves his sense of humor and unusual sensitivity to nature, human and animal relationships as well as how powerful the autistic mind can be as a means of communication. Justin also creates his own animated characters on his computer. Justin's first exhibition was in New York in 2005 at the Autism/Asperger's/Art exhibition at Ricco/Maresca Gallery, but he has since exhibited his work and found recognition in many other places. He has been the subject of three documentary films: *Autism: A Different Way of Communicating*; *Sidecars*, the Sprout Film Festival at the MOMA; and *Don’t Foil My Plans*, which explores Justin's journey to independence. Read more about the life of this remarkable artist and enjoy his art on his website.
Colin Brennan

Colin Brennan (born 2002) is a successful young musician who could sing before he could talk. Thanks to autism he has amazing skills and can for example memorize entire songs in a very short time and even remember every single word of it months later. He also has perfect pitch. Colin has been singing professionally since he was 8. Colin participated in Canada's Got Talent in 2011 and was one of the top ten finalists in the Nationwide Teletoon Network television Karaoke contest. He also participated in Autism's Got Talent in 2013 with a beautiful song about being different. Colin has recorded many songs professionally and has his own Fan Page. Found out more about all his recordings and many accomplishments and gigs on his website and enjoy his music here,
Joseph Cornell

Joseph Cornell (December 24, 1903 – December 29, 1972) was an American mostly self-taught artist, sculptor, experimental filmmaker and one of the most prominent exponents of assemblage (created from found objects) with elements of both Constructivism and Surrealism. Some of his most famous boxes are the *Soap Bubble Sets*, the *Medici Slot Machine* series, the *Pink Palace* series, the *Hotel* series, the *Observatory* series, and the *Space Object Boxes*. He also worked with filmmakers like Rudy Burckhardt, Stan Brakhage, and Larry Jordan to make films evocative of moving collages. He often drew material and inspiration for his work from a filing system of over 160 visual-documentary "dossiers" that he had created. Cornell's first experimental film was Rose Hobart in 1936, made entirely from splicing together existing film stock. He continued to create experimental films until his death. Cornell was shy and lived most of his life in relative isolation in a small, wooden-frame house on Utopia Parkway with his mother and his disabled brother Robert. Cornell's first major museum retrospective, entitled *An Exhibition of Works by Joseph Cornell,* opened at the Pasadena Art Museum (now the Norton Simon Museum) in December 1966, curated by Walter Hopps. More retrospectives followed between 1970 and 2015. Cornell is mentioned as likely autistic in *Different Like Me: My Book of Autism Heroes* by Jennifer Elder. Read more about this remarkable man on his Wikipedia page.
Jerry Newport

Jerry Newport (born 1948) is an author and public speaker with Asperger's Syndrome whose life was featured in the 2005 movie *Mozart and the Whale.* He holds aB.A. in mathematics and is is also a savant, having the ability to perform difficult mathematical calculations in his head. In June 2010 he competed in the Mental Calculation World Cup in Magdeburg, Germany and won four of ten events, a second and a third and the World Cup Trophy for "Most Versatile Calculator". He married Mary Louise Meinel (another savant with Asperger's Syndrome featured in *Mozart and the Whale*) on his 46th birthday. They divorced in 1999 and re-married in 2002. Read more about this extraordinary man and his publications (two of which written with his wife) on his Wikipedia page.
Maja Toudal

Maja Toudal is a multi-talented lady from Denmark. She is a singer, songwriter, author, public speaker and autism advocate. You can find her work as well as resources for autistic people on her website. She has many interesting videos about autism on YouTube and also has a channel for her beautiful music. She has also written a book for parents who have a child with Asperger's Syndrome, *What Your Child with Asperger's Wants You to Know*. From her website: "*What Your Child With Asperger’s Wants You To Know* offers parents an inside perspective on their children's thoughts and emotional life. Drawing on Toudal’s personal life, combined with extensive knowledge from her work with professionals and individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), this book provides a combination of general knowledge on ASD and personal insight. Throughout the book, many teenagers and adults with ASD give their unique perspective on a range of topics and everyday situations. The book is easy to read and highly accessible, which makes it an ideal introduction to the inside world of children with ASD." Read more about this remarkable lady on her website.