The Library of Neurodivergent Alexandria
An open archive of neurodivergent voices: writing, talks, podcasts and stories, gathered by the NeuroHub community.
A hall of the Library
Neuroqueer thinking, art and refusal, from rhizomes and Rothko to weird pride and the invention of normal.
Neuroqueering Deleuze: Rhizomes of Becoming is a collaborative philosophy project exploring the ideas of Deleuze and Guattari through neurodivergent lived experience. Blending neuroqueer theory,…
Living fully as ourselves isn’t just about inclusion — it’s reworlding. Neuroqueer politics challenges norms & builds worlds where difference thrives.
Neuroqueer philosophy, Rothko, monotropism and Deleuze: a reflection on synaesthetic perception, plateaus of attention and embodied ways of knowing.
A posthuman exploration of Autistic embodiment, neuroqueering, monotropic attention and ethodiversity. Rethinking burnout, sensory climates and relational ecologies.
“What would a neuroqueer pedagogy be?” By Ombre Tarragnat (English translation with permission from Genre en Cours article Feb 2026)
Why even the "spiky profile" still measures us against a grid — and what a constellation of intensities offers instead.
If Helen De Cruz designed a learning space, what would it look like? Helen Edgar follows wonder and awe through monotropism, glimmers, flow and Cavendish Space.
Content note: this post discusses psychosis, psychiatric diagnosis, burnout and dehumanisation. It does not describe self-harm or crisis in detail. Support links are at the end. In Brief Symphrenia…
Tired, fragmented and looping, I found my experience of Autistic burnout in a ghostly figure from Hiraki Sawa's silent video Souvenir IV. This piece follows her through hauntology, plurality and the…
A brief introduction to the podcast with it's host David Gray-Hammond. For more information visit https://neurohubcommunity.org Click here to learn more about our community and staying in touch CLICK…
Dolly Parton, 1946–2026: a weed is not a kind of plant but a verdict about a place, and sixty years spent handing out legibility without a test — read alongside Tressie McMillan Cottom on what made…
queering.earth Queering readings of literature, poetry, art, people and history. A collaboration between Helen Edgar and Ryan Boren, Stimpunks Foundation
Lewis Carroll's Snark, a creature named before anybody saw it; Deleuze's empty square; and Kassiane Asasumasu, who coined neurodivergent and had to say so out loud.
The manifesto of queering.earth: normal is an arrangement and arrangements have authors, weird is a verb, and a reading is where an arrangement gets contested. Adapted from the Neuroqueer Learning…
Christina Rossetti's Promises like Pie-crust, read as a charter for solo polyamory — the relationship escalator refused in 1861, and the colon her first printing keeps where everyone else prints a…
Wyrd was Old English for fate. It became weird, and then weird became a diagnosis. A sheet on the demotion of a word, the Weird Sisters, changelings, refusal, and an idea of normal barely two…
Shakespeare coined Miranda's name from the Latin for wonder at. A reading of The Tempest and Waterhouse's 1916 canvas: a boy actor, an editor who moved her hardest speech into her father's mouth, and…
Violet, pansy, green carnation, and lavender were worn as code. Each was read by the people it was meant to escape and turned into the word that named you, and each was picked up again afterwards.…
Ryan Boren on a lifetime of not fitting gender norms, a pair of pink-tinted glasses, and the two words — autigender and neuroqueer — that finally fit.
Reading the world through a queering lens — art, literature, poetry, politics, people, history — and asking what else any of it could have been. A Stimpunks Foundation and More Realms collaboration.
Zine No. 90 — Star Gazing On the kinky, poly, gender-fluid, queer sex lives of Terran life — what a fish does to its own cell memory in ten days, what a fungus does with twenty-three thousand mating…
Weird" comes from wyrd — Old English for fate and becoming. A look at the word's history, Weird Pride and the myth of normality.
A quick snippet of NeuroHub Live! about how Charlie Hart (Ausome Charlie) Changed the way she worked in light of her neurodivergence and LGBT+ Identity.
A quick snippet from NeuroHub Live about how Charlie Hart (AKA Ausome Charlie) never quite fit the girls script.