What does it take to write young adult fantasy when your brain creates, focuses, and processes ideas differently? In this episode, Megan and Alicia join Jimmy Clare to discuss sensory friendly routines, YA fantasy writing, imagination, and neurodivergent creativity.
The conversation explores creative burnout recovery, judgment-free creative practices, special interests, and sustainable habits for neurodivergent living. Whether you are outlining a magical world, revising a first draft, or trying to protect your creative energy, this episode offers an encouraging look at building a writing practice around your actual needs.
For writers developing neurodivergent characters, meaningful representation benefits from avoiding stereotypes and portraying characters as full people with motivations, relationships, strengths, and challenges beyond a diagnosis.
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