Category: Creative dyslexics
2019 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry also taught himself to read and write
Not only is American professor John B. Goodenough a Nobel Prize recipient for chemistry, he […]
Monday motivation: Summer edition
When I started this feature, I wasn’t sure how much content I’d have to share. […]
Monday motivation: The Fonz, a Beatle and a pig(sy)
What does the Fonz, a Beatle and a Pig(sy) have in common? They’re all incredibly […]
The dyslexic journey: Not all those who wander are lost
I love this quote because it describes exactly how I feel about being dyslexic. My […]
My brain on dyslexia
When I was little, I spent many happy hours inside my head. I was the […]
Book review: Looking for heroes–One boy, one year, 100 letters
Like many dyslexic teenagers, Aidan Colvin can clearly identify his weaknesses. Yet everyone keeps telling him to “find his strengths.” Annoying, right? Aidan rightly asks: “how do you do that?” Looking for an answer to that question, he wrote letters to 100 dyslexic heroes to find out how they achieved success. He didn’t expect anyone to write back. Lucky for us–many of them did, and he shared them with the world in the book “Looking for heroes.”
My dyslexia portrait: reading anxiety, fear and fatigue
Sounds funny for a writer, but it’s been impossible for me to find the right […]
