Reading about other autistic people is often one of the best ways to learn about ourselves. The following is a list of books and articles written by autistics. Please see also the books by family members and books by professionals pages. Books Author: Judy Barron & Sean Barron Title: There's a Boy in Here Publisher: Avon Books ISBN 0-380-72292-5 Format: Paperback Date: 1992   Author: Gunilla Gerland English translation by Joan Tate Title:   A Real Person: Life on the Outside Publisher: Souvenir Press, London ISBN 0-285-63398-8 Format: Hardback Date: 1997 Author: Temple Grandin, Margaret M. Scariano (Contributor) Title: Emergence : Labeled Autistic Publisher: Warner Books ISBN 0-446-67182-7 Format: Paperback Date: 1996   Author: Temple Grandin, Oliver Sacks Title: Thinking in Pictures : And Other Reports from My Life With Autism Publisher: Vintage Books ISBN 0679772898 Format: Paperback Date: 1996   Author: Donna Williams Title: Nobody Nowhere : The Extraordinary Autobiography of an Autistic Publisher: Avon Books (Pap Trd) ISBN 0380722178 Format: Paperback Date: 1994   Author: Donna Williams, Debra Winger (Narrator) Title: Nobody Nowhere/Audio Cassettes Publisher: Ten Speed Pr Audio ISBN 0944993818 Format: Audio Cassette Cssts edition Date: 1994   Author: Donna Williams Title: Somebody Somewhere : Breaking Free from the World of Autism Publisher: Times Books ISBN 0812925246 Format: Paperback Date: 1995   Author: Donna Williams Title: Like Color to the Blind Publisher: Times Books ISBN 0812926404 Format: Hardcover Date: 1996   Author: Donna Williams Title: Autism: An Inside-Out Approach Publisher: Jessica Kingsley ISBN 1-85302-387-6 Format: Softback Date: 1997 Articles How to Understand People Who Are Different by Brad Rand My Experiences with Visual Thinking Sensory Problems and Communication Difficulties by Temple Grandin, Ph.D. Autism? What is it...? by Jared Blackburn A Way of Describing Autism by Dave Spicer Don't Mourn for Us by Jim Sinclair Autism and Psychotherapy by Gunnilla Gerland Wouter Schenk interviews Carolyn Baird. In this interview Carolyn Baird from Glendale, Australia, tells about her life, Autism and Internet and her list PAN-L. Carolyn Baird is the listowner of PAN-L (Parents Autistics Network List). Carolyn, a high functioning autist, is mother of four children. Wouter Schenk works for the local government as an environmental specialist and writes articles on freelance basis.

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