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Edition One
2 September 2026 — Glimmer Wire Seven items filed on institutional press releases, because six publishers refused a direct read that day.
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Research, Read Plainly
New studies and old science, unpacked in plain words with an eye for what they really mean for us.
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Edition Two
4 September 2026 — Glimmer Wire The week nothing could be opened, published saying so — and then amended when the block lifted.
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Edition Three
11 September 2026 — Glimmer Wire The week the network answered — three papers read end to end, and the longest lag the axis has measured.
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Edition Four
18 September 2026 — Glimmer Wire The week four papers opened end to end — and the longest lag the axis has recorded, 330 days.
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Edition Five
25 September 2026 — Glimmer Wire Five papers read end to end — and six holds whose headlines each turn on a word the paper does not use.
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Came Back Clean
31 August 2026 — Glimmers The pair that comes back clean is the one to worry about.
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Edition Eight
16 October 2026 — Glimmer Wire Nine papers read end to end, the most in eight editions — and a headline that puts a word in quotation marks which nobody on the page is ever quoted as saying.
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Edition Seven
9 October 2026 — Glimmer Wire Five papers read end to end, and every one of them from the same archive — because four of their publishers could not be reached at all.
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Edition Six
2 October 2026 — Glimmer Wire Six papers read end to end — and the first story held because the only summary of it available was written by a machine.
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🍁 Neurodiversity Newsletter October Edition
Welcome to October’s Neurodiversity Newsletter October is both AAC Awareness Month and ADHD Awareness Month, designed to dispel myths and spread understanding. Augmentative and alternative…
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Helen's review came back
The map's author read the forty passages Stimpunks wrote onto her map, and sent notes on eighteen of them. Those notes are now the pages. This is the part of the process the site was built around:…
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The Language We Use For Ourselves: Initial Results From The Autistic Language Preference Survey
1,132 Autistic people, parents, carers and professionals told us what language they actually want used to describe autism; and it isn’t what most services default to. In this episode, David walks…
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Which Distortion
5 September 2026 — Glimmers Nobody at any step became more accurate. They got better at choosing, and better at saying so.
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⛱️ Neurodiversity Newsletter September Edition
Welcome to September’s Neurodiversity Newsletter August was a truly horrific month for political and media attacks on Neurodivergent people. This was most tragically seen in the racist, classist,…
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⛱️ Neurodiversity Newsletter August Edition
Welcome to August’s Neurodiversity Newsletter August always tends to a be a quieter month for webinars, and illness means the resource round up is smaller too. There’s still plenty to keep you…
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☀️ Neurodiversity Newsletter July Edition
Welcome to July’s Neurodiversity Newsletter July is Disability Pride Month. It exists not because people have to be proud of their disabilities (though there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that),…
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🌈 Neurodiversity Newsletter June Edition
Welcome to June’s Neurodiversity Newsletter Not only is June Pride Month, it’s also Autistic Pride Day on June 18th. In the webinars listings you’ll find events celebrating Autistic identity and…
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Lilipadding And Monotropic Split
In this episode of Autistic Storytime With David, we explore two interconnected concepts developed by fellow advocate and researcher Tanya Adkin: monotropic split, the cognitive injury that occurs…
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Monotropism vs Polytropism: ADHD, AuDHD & Autistic Attention
Explore how monotropism shapes Autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD attention. Dispelling myths, uncovering research and exploring why neuroaffirming support matters for our wellbeing.
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Monotropism and Polytropism Explained
Learn how monotropism differs from polytropism, plus research showing ADHDers and AuDHDers score higher on the Monotropism Questionnaire.
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Coming Out Twice: Queer and Neurodivergent
Join David and co-host Katie Munday to explore the experience of coming out as Autistic and Queer. Katie's Facebook David's Facebook Autism Language Survey
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Spectrum 10k Special- David with Katie Munday and Priscilla Eyles
David is joined by Katie Munday (AKA Autistic and Living the Dream) and Priscilla Eyles for a discussion of Spectrum 10k. Whether you've never heard of this project, want to learn more, or have been…
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Autistic Language Hypothesis- David with Rachel Cullen
Trigger Warning: This episode references abuse of disabled people In this episode, David invites Rachel Cullen (they/them) to discuss their research into their concept known as the Autistic language…
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Autistic Trans+ Experiences- David with Katie Munday
In this episode, David and Katie Munday (AKA Autistic and living the dream) discuss Katie's research into Autistic Trans+ experiences. Published research-…