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David Mitchell: The book that changed how I interact with my autistic son
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The Reason I Jump, by Naoki Higashida, transformed the author's perceptions of autism.
  1. David Mitchell: The book that changed how I interact with my autistic son
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    David Mitchell: The book that changed how I interact with my autistic son
  2. Neil Gaiman: Writing Doctor Who script made me feel like a god
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    Neil Gaiman: Writing Doctor Who script made me feel like a god
  3. Tom Daley: The story behind my tattoo
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    Tom Daley: The story behind my tattoo
  4. James Rhodes' dedication to the people of Manchester
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    James Rhodes' dedication to the people of Manchester
  5. Colm Tóibín: I try to escape it but my past always ends up in my books
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    Colm Tóibín: I try to escape it but my past always ends up in my books
  6. Frank Cotterell Boyce: How culture works
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    Frank Cotterell Boyce: How culture works
  7. Bettany Hughes: Protest has always happened in Istanbul
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    Bettany Hughes: Protest has always happened in Istanbul
  8. Ian Rankin: Read crime fiction to find out about a culture
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    Ian Rankin: Read crime fiction to find out about a culture
  9. Bettany Hughes: Istanbul has been sheltering refugees for 1,700 years
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    Bettany Hughes: Istanbul has been sheltering refugees for 1,700 years
  10. Colm Tóibín: I had to build up to the idea of a son killing his mother
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    Colm Tóibín: I had to build up to the idea of a son killing his mother
  11. Helena Kennedy: Why right-wing populism is bad for women
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    Helena Kennedy: Why right-wing populism is bad for women
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