My gawd, but I'm an airhead. I meant to reply to this and even thought about how I would reply as I was scheduling it for publication.

My own queer writing, perhaps especially my fiction, is shaped by my autism to quite a profound degree, I think. I have never thought about if I'm writing to a neurodivergent audience, but I'm most def writing things that I would want to read, so I guess I am.

I've written more about my autism and how it affects my writing here:

https://medium.com/james-finn/queer-and-autistic-how-it-feels-b8fc51f4d8b3?sk=bbb63023c76ed4afe14c73098e3e6eda

And a little more about how it feels, here:

https://medium.com/james-finn/can-we-autistic-people-get-a-little-empathy-ddbefd24f1d9?sk=7bcb3fe0bed9765351ad7e17a16efaf6