Normally weird and weirdly normal : my adventures in neurodiversity / Robin Ince.

By:

Ince, Robin [author.]

Material type: Text

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781035036936

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DDC classification:

23 616.8589 INC

Summary: For thirty years, broadcaster and comedian Robin Ince entertained millions while battling a whirlwind of anxiety and self-doubt. After his ADHD diagnosis at the age of 52, it all started to make sense. In this book, Robin uses his own experiences to explore the world of neurodivergence and to ask what 'normal' really is -- and whether it even exists.

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First published 2025 by Macmillan.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

For thirty years, broadcaster and comedian Robin Ince entertained millions while battling a whirlwind of anxiety and self-doubt. After his ADHD diagnosis at the age of 52, it all started to make sense. In this book, Robin uses his own experiences to explore the world of neurodivergence and to ask what 'normal' really is -- and whether it even exists.

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