Books for Autism Acceptance Month

Books for Autism Acceptance Month

April is Autism Acceptance Month, which is the perfect time to celebrate autistic self-published and indie SFF authors here on Read Indie Fantasy! So many marginalised authors find themselves pushed out of traditional publishing, which results in a lack of authentic representation in fiction, and autistic authors are no stranger to this. Many authors turn to indie and self-publishing as the only way to share their voice and lived experience, and the indie scene is where you’ll find these authentic stories.

These authors deserve our support, so here are forty books by autistic self-published and indie SFF authors to get you started. Many feature autistic characters, but not all will.

Note: books are linked to a Itch.io or direct store where possible as these give authors the biggest boost to royalties and give you a DRM-free reading experience.

A Touch of Unicorn Magic by Kit Muse

Birthright by M. A. Vice

Blood of the Gods by Wren L. Rivers (Releasing May)

Blood on the Snow by Finn McLellan

CyberSnow by A. E. Bross

Demonic Resonance Therapy by Amy Hendricks

Down the Rabbit Hole: Liminal Spaces by Laurie Neilsen

Failure to Communicate by Kaia Sรธnderby

First Light by Dan F. Bispo

Fools Rush In by Sarah Clowder

Honoria by Vincent Lore

Into the Forest by Natasha O’Connor

Jack of Thorns by AK Faulkner

Mazarin Blues by Al Hess

Magic, Maps, and Mischief by David Green

Merchants of Knowledge and Magic by Erika McCorkle

Name Her Holy by Aubrey Ennis

Non-Player Character by Veo Corva

Once Stolen by D. N. Bryn

Riyati Rebirth by Kai Zeal

Seure the Tempered by Rien Gray

Shadow’s Light by Sylvie Helstaff

Song of the Wolf by T. C. Smith

Synthetic Sea by Franklyn S. Newton

Tempest, Take Me Home by Charlie Knight

The Binding of Bloom Mountain by Vesper Doom

The Damsel by Emma Jun

The Final Voyage of Avery Mothmere by Helen Whistberry

The Last Gift-Knight by Dylan Madeley

The Mermaids of Europa by Shelby Hailstone Law

The Reanimator’s Heart by Kara Jorgensen

The Sarcophagus of Lamia by Rebecca E. Reyes

The Skyship of Truskal by D.M. Barnham

The Thread That Binds by Cedar McCloud

Trick by Cara Nox

Umbra: Tales of a Shadow by Freddie A. Clark

Valyo Rising by R.A. Mendsen

Vincent and the Cat by J.B. Thwaite

Walking the Knife’s Edge by Elise Carlson

Yours, Insatiably by Aveda Vice

Do you have a favourite indie book by an autistic author? Post you recommendations in the comments!

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