The Destroyer

The Destroyer

Ben is The World’s Greatest Virtuoso Of Destruction. He finds ways and places to destroy things the average mortal could never see. Ben has vision. Like yesterday. He went into our closet where his shirts are, to find a new

The Destroyer

The Destroyer

Ben is a true Virtuoso Of Destruction. He finds ways and places to destroy things the average mortal could never see. Ben has vision. Like yesterday. He went into our closet where his shirts are, to find a new one.

Shorn

Shorn

Ben immediately after his haircut, courtesy Eric the scissor wizard, rendering him ready for his close-up. Smile!

Foodie

Foodie

Ben-customizes a McDonald’s sandwich. From the bottom: Burger patty;Slice of cheese;Burger patty;Slice of cheese;Top bun;Fish filet;Bottom bun;Fingers (optional).

Autism Then and Now

Autism Then and Now

Next up in the ongoing battle against autism-insanity (RFK jr anti-vax, etc)… This chapter caught me off guard just now (I hadn’t read it since I wrote it), in that only about a decade passed between the first things I

Ben & Bela (Fleck)

Ben & Bela (Fleck)

Today’s not-nutso autism offering gets at one of Ben’s true loves — music — and one of his favorite musicians — at least when Ben’s in the car with the stereo… ~ The Chronicles of BenSmashwords EditionCopyright 2013 by David

A Med Miracle!

A Med Miracle!

Today’s bit of my old autism ebook is VERY short, and happy, which the autism media world needs right now. And doing drugs, too. So read on!~The Chronicles of BenSmashwords EditionCopyright 2013 by David Roykohttps://www.smashwords.com/books/view/361251 ISBN 9780615879109 Chapter 7aMIRACLESDecember 27,

Greenfeld’s Boy Alone, a review

Another chapter from my ol’ autism eBook, and another Ben-related book review about autism that is hopefully a bit of a respite from much of what’s currently out there. Don’t worry. It’s short. And the author, Karl Taro Greenfeld, has

A Great Book About Autism: Look Me In The Eye

A Great Book About Autism: Look Me In The Eye

More alternative reading — and another book review — about autism that is hopefully more fun than much of what’s currently out there. And my recommendation for the book remains undiminished.–The Chronicles of BenSmashwords EditionCopyright 2013 by David RoykoISBN 9780615879109https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/361251–BOOK

Exiting Nirvana, a book review

Motivated by the crazy autism world we are living in at the moment, here’s another chapter from my award-winning (just kidding) eBook about Ben in an earlier era of autism. After yesterday’s tome, this chapter, from 2001, is much shorter.