with Madeleine Ryan

An episode of the Getting Personal with Daphne Bugler and Isabella Hobbs podcast, hosted by Daphne Bugler & Isabella Hobbs, titled "with Madeleine Ryan" was published on September 1, 2020 and runs 49 minutes.

September 1, 2020 ·49m · Getting Personal with Daphne Bugler and Isabella Hobbs

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Our guest today is an Australian writer, director, author and an outspoken advocate for neurodiversity. Her articles & essays have appeared in The Daily Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, Vice, Bustle, Lenny & The New York Times. She has written extensively on what it is like to be an autistic woman and her personal experiences since learning she was autistic in recent years.Her debut novel, ‘A Room Called Earth’, tells the story of a young autistic woman getting ready for and attending what is sure to be an eventful party. With each encounter during the evening, the vast discrepancies between what she is thinking, and feeling, and what she is able to say is revealed. The book is a highly personal and intimate adventure into the mind of one particular autistic woman, and a fascinating journey of self-acceptance. ‘A Room Called Earth’ is out now in the US and Canada, and available for pre-order in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.This week we’re getting personal with Madeleine Ryan. Thank you so much to Madeleine for taking the time to speak to us this week and for Penguin for organising. You can find Madeleine’s website here and order/pre-order her book here. Follow us on Instagram: @gettingpersonalpodcastDaphne Bugler: @daphnebugler96Isabella Hobbs: @hobbsima Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/getting-personal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Our guest today is an Australian writer, director, author and an outspoken advocate for neurodiversity. Her articles & essays have appeared in The Daily Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, Vice, Bustle, Lenny & The New York Times. She has written extensively on what it is like to be an autistic woman and her personal experiences since learning she was autistic in recent years.

Her debut novel, ‘A Room Called Earth’, tells the story of a young autistic woman getting ready for and attending what is sure to be an eventful party. With each encounter during the evening, the vast discrepancies between what she is thinking, and feeling, and what she is able to say is revealed. The book is a highly personal and intimate adventure into the mind of one particular autistic woman, and a fascinating journey of self-acceptance. ‘A Room Called Earth’ is out now in the US and Canada, and available for pre-order in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

This week we’re getting personal with Madeleine Ryan.

Thank you so much to Madeleine for taking the time to speak to us this week and for Penguin for organising. You can find Madeleine’s website here and order/pre-order her book here.

Follow us on Instagram: @gettingpersonalpodcast

Daphne Bugler: @daphnebugler96

Isabella Hobbs: @hobbsima

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/getting-personal.

See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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