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Contrary to popular perception, not all autistic people think in pictures. Mariia Pukhlii<\/strong> is the Ukrainian translator of popular fantasties ranging from The Name of the Wind<\/em> to Dark Rise<\/i> and an autistic who pictures the world in words. This talk is a reflection on how her strengths and weaknesses influence her work.<\/p>\n

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To listen to he talk: the video below “premieres” at 10:00 AM Kyiv Timezone. \u00c2\u00a0<\/p>\n

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