EPISODE · Sep 19, 2024 · 48 MIN
Science Fiction is a normalization machine (with Rob Cameron)
Science fiction is great at helping people get used to strange concepts — or people — and making us see them as more "normal." But what does "normal" mean, and is it always a good thing? Later in the episode, we talk to Rob Cameron, author of the new novel Daydreamer, about writing neurodivergent characters.
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