A Boy Called Wild
An Autist’s Imaginal Memoir
[ Opening line of the memoir to go here — a scene from the Boy’s life, or the question the whole book turns on. ]
If you have read Keystones, this is its companion, told from the inside of one life. If you find your way here first, the memoir stands on its own.
A braided memoir in essays, dreams, stories, poems and assessments: the inner life of a boy who grew up in a cage of his own labelling, and the long road out.
[ Fuller description to come: the braided threads of the memoir — the Boy, the Fool, the dream catalogue, the assessments — and how they weave together, written to the same maturity as the Keystones description. ]
The memoir turns on a handful of threads:
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[ A pull-quote from the memoir will sit here — a short passage in the Boy’s voice that carries the whole book. ]
Read a sample
The opening movement introduces the Boy and the imaginal world the rest of the memoir moves through.
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