This past year, Suzanne Paola’s essay “Commensals” appeared in the anthology Georgia Review Writes the Environment, published by the University of Georgia Press, and her essay “A Drinkable Beauty” appeared in Orion. She also published opinion/commentary pieces in The Hill, Ms., and the Huffington Post. In addition, two new pieces have been accepted for publication: “Gods at Play” in The Little Book of Bugs from Orion Books, and “The Truth in Schreber’s Delusions: Psychotic Experience, Eugenics, and the Trial of Daniel Paul Schreber” in The Futures of Neurodiversity from Modern Language Association Books.
Suzanne is also featured on the Canadian radio program Ideas with Nahlah Ayed, where in a two-part episode entitled “Myth of Normal” she joins a number of other neurodiverse people, including Temple Grandin, to explore the topic. The episodes have been aired across 98% of Canada, in eighty other countries, in the U.S. on Sirius XM and on NPR, and are housed as a podcast on the Ideas website. You can listen here.
