Well I suppose that it is a little self
indulgent to say each month that this
issue is better than the last, but it is true.
Shan and I don’t take the credit but all the
accolades go to the amazing group of
writers and contributors who have donated
their time and efforts to our magazine.
We had a hard time keeping ourselves to
around 80 pages and have more than a
dozen stories and a few reviews. We
continue to bring you the summary of
news and research from the past month.
While there is no theme per se, I do think
this issue has a bit of an “Entertainment”
flare.
Our
stories
cover
comics,
professional singers, Disney and beauty
pageants. Now that is quite a mix.
We welcome you are loyal readers, our
recent subscribers and our newest writers
to this 5th edition. It is our policy to limit
advertising to bring you the very best
without too much commercialism. It is only
through your support that we are able to
continue.
Thank you so much,
Every month I feel a little swell of pride
as our little publication gains interest
with professional writers, and experts in
the field of autism.
Unfortunately we are loosing one of our
experts this month. Goodbye to Alistair
Charlton, who will be starting his new
role as editor for Mobile Choice
magazine next month.
I think we had a dream at the beginning
of this project. A dream to provide
readers
correct
and
interesting
information at the tips of their fingers.
Information that wasn’t a chore to find
on the internet.
The most important thing to me was
inclusion, that the magazine would
feature writers, journalists and voices
from the spectrum.
It’s been a sad month for news over at
www.autismdailynewscast.com,
with
the disappearance and death of Avonte
Oquendo in New York. Roberta and I
would like to extend our heart felt
condolences to his friends and family.