In Neurodivergent Moments , the focus isn’t on tragedy or triumph, but the funny, awkward and recognisable moments that make up everyday life. We spoke to the co- author Comedian Joe Wells about humour, autism, late diagnosis, and why telling ordinary stories can still feel quietly radical.
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