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Kelly Coons in The Angles of All Ways

Character Study: York

19-year-old, college-bound York makes the action of All Ways possible.

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My Publishing Story

Over the course of 24 hours, I went from rolling my eyes at a spam message to…

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The Humor of the “Humorless”

In 1944, Hans Asperger described the abnormal children he was studying. He called them “humorless,” saying…

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Deciding Where They Go

No person is a one-piece puzzle. Even Autistic people, who are stereotyped as only liking one thing, do in fact have…

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Letter To Parents of Autistic Children

It is natural to mourn your child’s “normal” life. But…

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Why Cats?

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Cats are a recurring motif in All Ways. A cat is even the first impetus for protagonists Andreas and York to embark on their road trip. But…

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Character Study: Andreas

Andreas Seaver is the main protagonist and point-of-view character in All Ways. He is a 12-year-old non-speaking…

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Letter From The Author

“Well, that was to be expected.” Is there any phrase in the English language that is more disheartening? There is a…

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The Angles of All Ways
The Angles of All Ways
First-time author Kelly Coons draws upon her own experience as an Autistic person to talk about the characters, themes, and process of her young-adult debut novel, All Ways.
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