Representation isn’t a trend: it’s a necessity, and these authors are reshaping the narrative from the inside out. 🧠📚 From insight on the shift from harmful stereotypes to a growing wave of #OwnVoices storytelling, to emphasis on openly identifying autistic characters while honoring the spectrum’s diversity, one thing is clear: There is no single way to be neurodivergent, and fiction should reflect that truth. Across genres, these writers highlight the importance of authenticity, nuance, and joy. Painting a fuller, richer picture of what representation can and should be: expansive, human, and deeply personal. ✨📖 Featured Here: -Ada Hoffman, author of THE OUTSIDE | Angry Robot (angryrobotbooks) -Jen Wilde (jenwildebooks), author of PAIGE NOT FOUND | Scholastic Press (scholastic) -Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow, author of ALL THE LITTLE BIRD-HEARTS | Tinder Press (tinder_press) -Cait Jacobs (caitsbooks), author of THE PRINCESS KNIGHT | Harper Voyager (harpervoyagerus) -Laura Genn (lauragenna...