True Stories | Tea Breaks, Tantrums and Tarantino
Your dyslexia's been dissed and anger brews! We've all been there. In this short story, one of our readers recounts one such occasion, when her annoying boss almost got what was coming to her. If you [...]
Books by Dyslexics: How to Fly with Broken Wings
Jane Elson's second book doesn't disappoint and raises the profile Asperger’s in this heart felt tale of friendship, fear and flying. When I first started reading this book, after the first couple of pages I thought [...]
Dyslexics in Film: Hail, Caesar! feat. George Clooney & Channing Tatum
Always wondered what Hollywood looks like in the 50's? Hail, Caesar! The new movie by the Coen brothers starring, amongst others, the dyslexic George Clooney and Channing Tatum, will transport you right back to a bygone [...]
Dyslexics in Theatre: wonder.land The Musical
Anyone remember playing Habbo Hotel? I remember spending hours in my bedroom, creating my avatar named PrincessEmmaChristianGirl99 (don’t ask!). I created the perfect mini me, free from acne, frizzy hair, big teeth and worries. She was also free [...]
Dyslexics in Film: Concussion feat. Will Smith
Like religion, sport and its culture often act as the magnet that brings together individuals, families and whole communities. To criticise either, can put you in the firing line of some pretty passionate objection. Will Smith [...]
Speed Reading Tips for Dyslexic Readers
"Believe it or not, the key to faster and more efficient reading is to try and read less text?!" When gathering information for a college essay, university dissertation or work report, the ability to quickly move [...]
Why Dyslexics Make Great Secret Agents
Soon after relocating his assessment center to the U.S. City of Annapolis. Dr Michael Hart noticed a strange occurrence during family interviews. When parents routinely exhibited a strange reaction to certain questions, Dr Hart realised he'd [...]
Dyslexia: the fifth member of our family
On Saturday 21st November, myself and my husband were honoured to be asked to speak at the Dyslexia Scotland members day and AGM about the impact that dyslexia has on our family. If you need any [...]
Could the Death of CVs be Good for Dyslexics
It's mid-January and for many of us our new year's resolutions are still in full swing. For some it's learning a new language, stopping smoking or living a healthier life style. For others the new year [...]
2016 Dyslexic Made Films You Won’t Want to Miss
It’s that time of year when we take a look at what big screen adventures, Hollywood’s dyslexic community have in store for us. Last year was a bumper year of output for dyslexic directors, producers and [...]