Joanne Limburg has published non-fiction, poetry and fiction. Her books include the poetry collections Femenismo, Paraphernalia and The Autistic Alice, the novel A Want of Kindness, and the non-fiction books The Woman Who Thought Too Much, Small Pieces: A Book of Lamentations and Letters to my Weird Sisters: On Autism and Feminism. She lives in Cambridge, where she teaches Creative Writing. Joanne is a Trustee for the Mainspring Arts, who create opportunities for neurodivergent writers and artists.
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