The Speed of Dark
“Acknowledgements Among the people who had helped most in research for this book were the autistic children and adults and the families of autists who over the years have communicated with me—by their writings, in person, on the Internet. In the planning stages of this book, I distanced myself from most of these sources (unsubscribing from mailing lists and news groups, et cetera) to protect the privacy of those individuals; a normally spotty memory made it unlikely that any identifiable details... would survive several years of noncontact . One of those individuals chose to stay in e-mail contact; for her generosity in discussing issues related to disability, inclusion, and the perception of nonautistic persons I am always in her debt.
However, she has not read this book (yet) and is not responsible for anything in it.
Of the writers in this field, I am most indebted to Oliver Sacks, whose many books on neurology are informed with humanity as well as knowledge, and Temple Grandin , whose inside view of autism was invaluable (and especially accessible to me since my lifelong interest in animal behavior overlaps her expertise).MoreLess
However, she has not read this book (yet) and is not responsible for anything in it.
Of the writers in this field, I am most indebted to Oliver Sacks, whose many books on neurology are informed with humanity as well as knowledge, and Temple Grandin , whose inside view of autism was invaluable (and especially accessible to me since my lifelong interest in animal behavior overlaps her expertise).MoreLess
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