Writing Neurodivergent Characters in Horror Young Adult Literary agent Kimberly Brower represents

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Writing Neurodivergent Characters in Horror Young Adult Literary agent Kimberly Brower representsNeurodiverse or neurodiverse coded characters, from Hannibal Lecter and Frankensteins Monster to Stephen Kings Holly Gibney, have long drawn readers and writers to horror, yet multifaceted and nuanced representation remains elusive. In this OnDemand webinar the instructor discusses the stereotypes and tropes that have come beforeeverything from hyper intelligent, emotion free killing machines to the hyper fixated, socially awkward investigators who