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This book is for autistic readers who want language, validation, or clarity around their own experiences. It is also for parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, doctors, and anyone who wants to better understand the autistic people in their lives.

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Call for submissions for short comics exploring the unfinished, the unresolved, and the mysterious for our 15th anthology—LOOSE ENDS.

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"Just start writing. Stop leaving everything in your head and get in on the page."
—Kyle Lawrence

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"I believe that helping each other is a core of being human, and I wanted that to reflect in this comic." — Emma Olofsson

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"I wanted "Magical Mission" to be a fun, light-hearted story that anyone could enjoy and have a little laugh!"
—Elizabeth Corbiere

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"I wanted to encapsulate that vibe and tone of a well-meaning person being stretched too thin and the struggle of balancing different aspects of their life."
—Hoodie Song

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"Comics have always been an incredible way to communicate stories and ideas, and give people a voice." —Enikő Bányász

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"Exchange of works and ideas, mutual respect between creatives, and the understanding [of] what it is we do, that’s what inspires me the most." —Ninke Naujoks

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"If you love it, there is no better feeling than having a finished book out in the world. "
—Ryan George

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I think there’s a simple magic in how comics marry narrative with visual art. — E. E. Eugene

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