I must admit that I'm slightly struggling to write this review. There is a feeling that no matter what I say, it'll be hopelessly inadequate compared to the actual content in this book.
Book review: Gaza Writes Back
Book review: The Piano Tuner
Not every book wants to be read the same way. It's one of the skills a reader develops over time – to feel how a story wants to be interacted with.
Book review: Redolent Rush
Short stories are perhaps among the most accessible forms of literature. They're concise by nature and offer readers the unique chance to dive into a snippet of a universe.
Interview with ‘L’essentiel’ about being late-diagnosed autistic
As part of Autism Acceptance Month, I spoke to Luxembourg-based newspaper L'essentiel about being a late-diagnosed autistic adult.
Masked Man: An autistic person’s journey to authenticity
Masking has affected my life in profound ways. Here's what I've learned so far and how I am approaching my unmasking journey.
The stranger behind my eyes: 25+ years undiagnosed autistic
I recently received my formal autism diagnosis. A reflection on questions, grief, and the hope for a new beginning beyond the mask.
Ruminations of a post-election hangover
Luxembourg has voted and the results are... interesting. In this post, I pop some aspirin and try to explain why these elections have left me with such a headache.
How English became my first language
Our 'first' language is the language we spoke growing up…right? A linguistic love letter to what became my heart language.
Playing the Ace: An asexual coming-to-terms
My contribution to the first International Asexuality Day is... my coming out, I guess. Or rather: A coming-to-terms with something that has been a beautiful part of me for most of my young adult life.
First place for my upcoming poetry collection at Luxembourg’s National Literary Competition 2020
Success at Luxembourg's National Literary Competition: The manuscript for my upcoming poetry collection actually won first place!
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