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Emmalia Harrington
Feb 152 min read
Does a Spicy Brain Lead to Spicy Characters?
A neurotypical beta read my work and took it poorly. These are my thoughts on the matter.
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Emmalia Harrington
Feb 88 min read
My Writing Paradox
Memories of growing up with dysgraphia and being a dysgraphic author.
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Emmalia Harrington
Jan 112 min read
Fun with Hyperlexia!
Hyperlexia is a gift, not a pathology. Here is my experience.
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Emmalia Harrington
Dec 14, 20242 min read
Neurospicy Writer's Tea
It's slush reading season. Something about approaching the manuscripts with a hot tasty beverage in hand helps me get into a literary...
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Emmalia Harrington
Dec 8, 20241 min read
Writing and Executive Dysfunction
Executive dysfunction is a trait of autism, ADHD, and possibly other forms of neurospiciness. For me, it occurs when too much information...
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Emmalia Harrington
Sep 22, 20241 min read
Neurospicy Subtext
For many years, I participated in a writing group headed by a retired special education teacher. More than once, he asked if this...
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Emmalia Harrington
May 10, 20241 min read
Writing with Dysgraphia
When I was nine or so, I read the commentary of a kid who won a fiction contest. She happily chatted how much more fun writing was over...
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