Charlotte Amelia Poe

An urgent, funny, shocking, and impassioned memoir by the winner of the UK Spectrum Art Prize 2018, How To Be Autistic presents the rarely shown point of view of someone living with autism.

How to Be Autistic

Turn Soft And Lovely

It's been two hundred years since the time bombs obliterated all but a small segment of society. There are those who live under the domes, and there are those who live outside the domes. Kitty lives inside the dome. Cassie believes there is a catalyst for change. Vincent? Vincent doesn't really care. When you're immortal, what, or who do you live for? How will Cassie change Kitty's life? Is there still hope?

New London

New Manhattan

Into a Bright Bound, Sea Surrounded Fury

TURN SOFT AND LOVELYA Poetry Collectiona collection of poemswritten over the course of a yearsometimes about a girl i lovesometimes angrysometimes softalways honestmy human human

A Poetry Collection

Turn Soft and Lovely

Cameron knows, objectively, that he is skinny. The mirror tells a different story. Tommy knows, objectively, that the world is survivable. His head tells a different story. So when they find themselves in Brooklyn High School's Most Screwed Up Kids group (not official title), with little in common but a shared tendency to self destruction, it can't do any harm to strike up a conversation, right? And if it'll get John off Cameron's back, maybe having a friend would be good for him.

Little Mouse

Many people are born with magic. Tao’s could get them killed. When they stumble across a crime and meet a boy who slips past their defenses all in the same day, it turns their quiet life upside down. Can Tao and Adam track down a rogue necromancer and get out alive—and undiscovered?

The Language of Dead Flowers

Sent to live in the small seaside town of Lowestoft by his mother, Theo sits, grumpy and alone in a small cafe, glaring at his coffee. A world away from his life in New York, at least his demons can't reach him there. Enter stage left: Felix. A boy with no sense of self-preservation and a kindness that can't be beaten down, he spies the grumpy boy sitting by himself and wonders, what's he so angry about? A tale of the noise and bustle, the still and silence, running so fast you might not be able to stop, and finally, finally, coming up for air.

Charlotte Amelia Poe

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