Willam McGinn has been creating for as long as he could remember from writing the Sly Cooper book series to voiceover work, book and film reviews and so much more. Willam was born with what was thought to be Aspergers Syndrome was later diagnosed as autism , the difference between the two being those with Autism are more likely to experience communication delays while those with Aspergers Syndrome may be more socially awkward but, this varies from case to case. While there is an entire spectrum of challenges associated with Autism, after reading Luke Jackson's "Freaks,Geeks and Aspergers Syndrome: A User Guide to Adolescence Willam decided regardless of wether he has Aspergers Syndrome, or Autism he was born with a gift that should be celebrated and cherished. Five novels later Willam's career continues to show upwards as he preforms in community theatre plays around the Kawartha Lakes area. William is a shining example of what all individuals disabled, on the spectrum or from any any background can achieve so, The next time you see someone who may be struggling or you might consider to be odd or weird please remember all of us have something beautiful to offer the world even if it can be hard to find.
Please check out Willam McGinn's projects in the links below.
https://www.instagram.com/wjmcginn
https://www.facebook.com/william.mcginn.5/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-TyOClkVUsNySAJyZ-zWVw
Check out Luke Jackson's "Freaks,Geeks and Aspergers Syndrome: A User Guide to Adolescence here https://www.amazon.com/Freaks-Geeks-Asperger-Syndrome-Adolescence/dp/1843100983?fbclid=IwAR2LIvAMDvYTMteV4tLie0w79PkfIY-DkYmx8MJ9AWZb8NZa2xSCFO101zA
Until next time Keep Calm and Roll on.
Author and Actor
William J. McGinn is an autistic kid who has many ambitions (and may be a little in over his head.) He has written many books he is working towards traditional publishing, he is starring in several plays across Kawartha Lakes, and his most recent project is a fan fiction novel of a video game character whose story never got a proper conclusion, with over 100,000 words and 230 illustrations. He is joined on this podcast by his mother, dentist and business owner Julie Johnson.