John Elder Robison
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Interests
General
writing, hiking, photography, boats, land rovers, cars, mini, bmw, rolls royce, bentley, natureMusic
Movies
Animal House, where I learned what it was like to go to college, and Boogie Nights, which portrayed life in the rock'n'roll business in the 1970s as I saw it. Just substitute music for porn, and all the characters are the same.Television
Books
Here's my book on AmazonHeroes
Temple Grandin, Tony Attwood, John Belushi
Latest Blog Entries
- Jul 29, 2009 10:37 AM Acceptance
- Jul 14, 2009 1:12 AM list of my upcoming appearances
- May 29, 2009 1:53 AM Cubby's day in court
- May 20, 2009 10:50 AM It's a wired, wired world. From Massachusetts to Australia and back again
- May 20, 2009 10:49 AM The look of autism
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About me:
I am the author of Look Me in the Eye, a book about my life with Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. LMITE was an instant NY Times bestseller, and was named one of the Best of 2007 by Amazon.com. It's available in bookstores everywhere. Foreign editions are available in Australia (a RH bestseller for almost six months), England, Germany, the Netherlands, and Brazil. Translations for Italy, Malasyia, China, Spain and Portugal are coming. My next book will delve more deeply into issues of Asperger's and autism, and it will hbe illustrated by more of my entertaining stories. Look for the paperback release of Look Me in the Eye this September, and my next book later in 2009. I'm a public speaker, and an advocate for people with neurological differences. I'm a supporter and promoter of increased tolerance and understanding. Here's my regular blog which I try and mirror here on myspace. However, the Blogger version has more action in the comments. I'm also a photographer. I specialize in unposed performance images. I have a particular interest in circus, music, and theatrical performances. You can see my photos at www.pbase.com/robisonphoto Finally, I'm a car enthusiast, with a special interest in Land Rover, Bentley, and Rolls Royce cars. I have an automobile business that you can visit here: my car business Here's a sort of index for me, on the Internet: Here's my regular Google blog Here's my Official Author website Here's my car business Here I am on Facebook Here I am on Linkedin Here I am at Redroom Here's my genealogy database Here I am in the Random House index Here's some of my photographyWho I'd like to meet:
Aspergians, people on the spectrum, teachers, parents, other interested readers, Land Rover enthusiasts, British car lovers, and other interesting peopleDetails
- Status: Married
- Here for: Networking, Friends
- Orientation: Straight
- Ethnicity: White / Caucasian
- Zodiac Sign: Leo
- Children: Proud parent
- Smoke / Drink: No / No
Schools
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University Of Massachusetts-Amherst
- Amherst, MA
- Graduated: N/A
- Major: Electrical Engineering
1972 to 1975
Companies
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Milton Bradley
- East Longmeadow, MA US
- Engineer
1979-1981 -
J E Robison Service
- Springfield, MA US
- Owner
1987-date -
Simplex Time Recorder
- Gardner, MA US
- R&D
1982-1985



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10 of 74MoreHappy Birthday Mr Robison!!
My interview with Temple Grandin on AWN Radio ~she addressed neurodiversity, visual thinking, pattern thinking, education, the recent HBO Movie about her life story portrayed by actress Claire Danes, and much more. ~A special Autism Women's Network thank you to Dana Commandatore of Rethinking Autism for the informative and enlightening conversation she had with Temple about successful education for children on the autism spectrum.
Diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome as an adult, best selling author of Pretending to be Normal, Liane Holliday Willey is dedicated to helping others understand the importance of accepting the diversities of people as an inspirational and motivational speaker. For the first time during a live interview, Liane will share her own story of survival and determination to heal after the trauma of sexual assault ...(read more)
We are excited to let all of you know that we have officially launched the AWN's Forum and Website. A million thanks to our Beta Test Group as we could not have worked out the bugs & kinks without your participation over at the site early on.
Please head over and join us at the Autism Women's Network
Just a couple of FYI's before you register:
1.) AWN's official color theme is red; however, our Web Developer, Lori Berkowitz has given you additional theme colors to choose from in case the red causes you sensory issues. You will have a choice to switch to a blue or green theme at any time.
2.) Please do not hesitate to let us know if you come across any kinks while you are over at the site as we are new, and in the beginning we expect this could happen. Hopefully the beta testing has taken care of the bugs by now. *fingers crossed*
3.) Please take a moment to introduce yourself and post a comment over at the Forum. There are hundreds of posts and discussions going on over there which were started by our Beta Group, and we are looking forward to having you join in the conversations!
AWA Internet Radio Monday Nov. 2, 09
5:00pm PST
6:00pm MST
7:00pm CST
8:00pm EST
AWA welcomes ASAN President Ari Ne'eman and Board Member Paula Durbin Westby, organizer of Saturday October 31st Washington DC area protest against Autism Speaks. We'll be hearing from them about ASAN's protest at Autism Speaks' DC area walk-a-thon Saturday as well as the growing wave of protests against Autism Speaks around the country, why its happening, where its going, what its implications and importance will be for the neurodiversity movement & the autistic community. In addition, we'll be checking in with ASAN on some of their advocacy priorities inside the beltway, asking about how Autistic people will be impacted by the health reform packages being considered by Congress and what pending legislation on school abuse might have to help Autistic students.
Asperger Women Assoc on Blog Talk Radio
MySpace Comments - MySpace Layouts - Photobucket
Oops I meant 'Asperger's and aloneness'
Have a great weekend!
Sharon~
Myspace wouldn't let me comment your blog titled: 'Asperger's and Lonliness' so I will comment it here instead. I really appreciated the sincerity and straightforward manner in which it was written and also the fact that, while it's not good that Asperger's has created so many difficulties for you, it's nice to know that I'm not the only one. Also, I found your book to be extremely enlightening in regards to my own condition.
Sharon~