A. Zukowski's Blog - Posts Tagged "autism"
Courting Light reviewed
For a sweet story told with raw emotion, the sensitive portrayal of Autism, and an ending that will stay with me for a long time, Courting Light gets 9/10 rainbows! ~ blog by Jamie Deacon
http://www.jamiedeacon.com/courting-l...
http://www.jamiedeacon.com/courting-l...
Autism awareness post
I wrote a short piece for autism awareness week. https://azukowskiblog.wordpress.com/2...
Do take a look at my novella Courting Light as well that features a teenager with ASD.
You can enter into the giveaway for this book or something from my back catalogue (a choice of two :). Enjoy!
Do take a look at my novella Courting Light as well that features a teenager with ASD.
You can enter into the giveaway for this book or something from my back catalogue (a choice of two :). Enjoy!
Autism Awareness read
To celebrate
World Autism Awareness Week 30 March to 2 April
I am revisiting my lesfic novella Courting Light, currently $1.20 https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...
Our days were numbered but precious.
Courting Light is the story of Josie, an eighteen-year-old about to leave home to start university in London. She volunteers at a summer camp for disabled children. When Josie is paired with the autistic teenager Lucian, she faces intense experiences that are truly eye-opening. To her surprise, Lucian is not the only one who captures her attention. Over the weeks, Josie develops powerful desires evoked by the camp’s enigmatic young leader with a shaved head and tattoo on her skull.
This book captures the unique essence of your first love. ~ The Lesbian Review
Genre: LGBTQ+, YA contemporary, lesbian lit
Keywords: lesbian, coming-of-age, disability, teens, young adult, friendship, romance
World Autism Awareness Week 30 March to 2 April
I am revisiting my lesfic novella Courting Light, currently $1.20 https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...
Our days were numbered but precious.
Courting Light is the story of Josie, an eighteen-year-old about to leave home to start university in London. She volunteers at a summer camp for disabled children. When Josie is paired with the autistic teenager Lucian, she faces intense experiences that are truly eye-opening. To her surprise, Lucian is not the only one who captures her attention. Over the weeks, Josie develops powerful desires evoked by the camp’s enigmatic young leader with a shaved head and tattoo on her skull.
This book captures the unique essence of your first love. ~ The Lesbian Review
Genre: LGBTQ+, YA contemporary, lesbian lit
Keywords: lesbian, coming-of-age, disability, teens, young adult, friendship, romance
