No one knows what it means for eyes to chime or how a song can spin.
From Synesthetist
Avouleance is a writer living in Norwich interested in exploring experiences with mental health difficulties through their writing. When not writing they’re studying for a masters in computational chemistry as a hobby.
In this episode Avouleance talks about living with autism and related mental health issues and how creative writing helps them express how they see the world. They also explain why they find Reddit a useful platform for exchanging ideas and sharing work.
Avouleance’s writing exercise
Take a non-fiction book, open it at a random page and use whatever that page is about as a metaphor for what a character is going through and write a poem about it. You can hear Patrick’s response using a recipe for roast goose from a Hungarian cookbook.
Find out more about Avouleance on their Facebook page.
More writing by Avouleance mentioned in the podcast:
Poetry Non-Stop 
For some reason, your SSR Island link goes to Gay Alexes again.
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Fixed. Thanks for letting me know.
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Love this! Avouleance is really, really talented ❤
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