/lit/ - Literature

>>16411842
I did this once, completely unconsciously, after a professor, standing at the front of a huge lecture hall, said something I apprently found laughable (can't recall what she said.) She stopped cold and starred me down, fuming, about to unleash. I hadn't been engaged in the class---having been only half-listening in the first place--so I hadn't even put on my glasses. Not being sure she even noticed my laugh of derision, only half-sure myself that I'd done it, I starred intently back trying to make out without the benefit of my glasses whether she was even starring at me. It must've been unnerving to her because she flinched, snapped out of it with a shake of the head and went back to whatever she was saying. Ultimately got a B+, which I consider a spite grade.

Not quite as bad as the time I had my headphones in, waiting for the metro, when a black dude put his hand out asking for change. I thought he was just saying 'what's up' in his black way and lowfived him. He immediately left the platform he was so confused.

What are some books about autism or just mental illness in general? Not meme shit about some loser that can't get a gf but actual autism/mental illness

What are some books with an autistic protagonist?