Funny, You Don't Look Autistic

Balancing comedy with sensitive topics can be tricky, but it really brings authenticity and relatability. I wonder what inspired this approach and how he navigated it.

The jokes felt like a bridge for understanding, but I also wondered if some moments might risk oversimplifying. What was the impact of humor on conveying deeper truths?

Certain moments felt so vivid and authentic—was there a particular experience that sparked the idea for the book or shaped its direction?