Autistic representation in fiction: Difference between revisions
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* Jillian Holtzmann - ''Ghostbusters'' (coded but not officially canon) | * Jillian Holtzmann - ''Ghostbusters'' (coded but not officially canon) | ||
* Robin Buckley - ''Stranger Things'' (coded but not officially canon) | * Robin Buckley - ''Stranger Things'' (coded but not officially canon) | ||
* Janine Kishi - ''The Baby-sitters Club'' (coded but not officially canon) | |||
Revision as of 16:27, 23 August 2022
Some of my favourite autistic-coded fictional queer women:
- Jillian Holtzmann - Ghostbusters (coded but not officially canon)
- Robin Buckley - Stranger Things (coded but not officially canon)
- Janine Kishi - The Baby-sitters Club (coded but not officially canon)
