Announcement: What would Hercules do IS OUT!

One thing I love about blogging is the opportunity it gives to disseminate research while it is in progress. And for years now I have been sharing my progress with a series of lessons for autistic young people based on the mythological experiences of Hercules. 

More recently, I have been sharing that this process has gradually been leading towards a moment, a thing, A BOOK... 

The book is now out. 

I write with the hardcopy version beside me. 

My book against my computer screen while I write this blog post

It exists - and it's been beautifully produced by the publisher at Warsaw. As well as being available via the publisher the pdf of the book is available online. Here is the link.

The resources linked with the book will be going live soon, once a few final tweaks have been made. We'll get them out as soon as possible - not least as teachers have been in touch already asking about them!

I'm so excited to be at this stage. It's an endpoint, but also a new beginning, where, for example, I'll be delivering and adapting the lessons myself and creating new ones. But for now, I'll pause and shares screenshots of information about the book and the endorsements that appear there and on the back cover of the book.

I'd love to hear thoughts about the book either via a comment to this blog or via email at susan.deacy@bristol.ac.uk

My book on the publisher's website

Reviews of the book on the publisher's website