Rob Errera

Writer. Editor. Publisher. Musician. Autism Dad.

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Open Wide! Three New Books Now Available Everywhere!

October 19, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

I recently went “wide” with three of my book titles, meaning they were once available only through Amazon, but now they’re available through booksellers all over the world! Now available everywhere: Fake News & Real Bullshit: Government, Media, and Justice in America. Essays. Satirical, and occasionally serious, essays about government, media, and justice in America. The Mud […]

Filed Under: Autism, Government & Politics, Media & Journalism, On Writing, Satire Tagged With: available everywhere, new books, wide release

Best Facebook Post Ever!

July 8, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Filed Under: Autism, Book Review, Non-fiction Tagged With: Autism Dad, beach reading, trilogy

New Book Coming March 27th! Autism Dad 3!

March 5, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

My new book, Autism Dad 3: Life Skills & Life Lessons: Preparing Our Special-Needs Child For Adulthood,  comes out March 27. Order it here! Teenagers with autism need life skills and job training. Life Skills & Life Lessons: Autism Dad 3 is a personal memoir told with humor and grace that looks at the unique challenges […]

Filed Under: Autism, Family matters, Non-fiction, Parenting Tagged With: adulthood, autism, autism book, family, guitars, job skills, life skills, memoir, parenthood, special-needs child, teenagers, transition

Rules by Cynthia Lord

June 26, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

We create rules as a way to manage our time, personalities, and behaviors. We make rules in order to control our lives and give order to the world around us. Rules let us agree on a common way of acting, of certain expectations being met, and of certain boundaries not being crossed. Rules tell us how […]

Filed Under: Autism, Book Review, Young Adult Tagged With: autism, Cynthia Lord, family, love, non-verbal, Rules, siblings

New Book! Autism Dad 2!

November 9, 2014 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Autism Dad 2: Autism, Adolescence and Fatherhood

 

Filed Under: Autism, Book Review, Family matters, On Writing, Parenting Tagged With: adolescence, autism, Autism Dad, fatherhood, new book

Ido in Autismland: Breaking Out of Autism’s Silent Prison

May 4, 2014 by Bob 2 Comments

Ido Kedar is angry — and it’s awesome! You can’t blame him. For the first 12 years of his life, Ido Kedar was stuck in an uncooperative body, unable to communicate. Even now, as a teenager, his communication is limited to pointing to letters on a keyboard. But don’t assume his lack of speech equals […]

Filed Under: Autism, Autobiography, Book Review Tagged With: autism autobiography, autismland, book review, Ido Kedar, philosopher, silent prison, superhero, writer

The Reason I Jump by Naoki Higashida

January 7, 2014 by Bob Leave a Comment

The Reason I Jump: The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism (2007) by Naoki Higashida KA Yoshida (translator) David Mitchell (translator) The Reason I Jump: The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism by Naoki Higashida is like a Rosetta Stone, a secret decoder ring for autism’s many mysteries. Author Naoki Higashida is a non-verbal […]

Filed Under: Autism, Autobiography, Personal Favorites Tagged With: autism, autism explained, autobiography, inside out autism, naoki Higashida

What’s For Dinner? Baked Cell Phone and Steamed Dad

September 2, 2013 by roberrera Leave a Comment

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My son’s name is Rocco, but Conan the Destroyer would be more apt. The boy has an appetite for destruction, and he’s always hungry. Rocco’s autism is a factor in his destructive behavior. He often uses items in inappropriate ways, like raiding my wallet and using the credit cards in an origami display (the plastic […]

Filed Under: Autism, Family matters Tagged With: autistic destruction, baked cell phone, cell phone rescue, Daddy Who Fixes Things, phone in the shower, Rocco the Destroyer, son ruins phone, son with autism, water damaged phone, waterlogged phone, watery grave for wireless phone, wrecked cell phone

Comedy means never having to say you’re sorry!

August 14, 2012 by roberrera 1 Comment

Mitt Romney, Chris Christie

In light of my insensitive comments about Lou Ferrigno‘s disabilities, I’ve decided to run this article which shows how my opinions (and sense of humor) have changed.  Oh, and if parents and educators are looking for guidance on preventing LGBTQ cyberbullying, here is a guide.   Tracy Morgan is a professional comedian. He’s one of the stars […]

Filed Under: Autism, Family matters, Pop Culture & Social Trends Tagged With: age of apology, censored comedy, chris christie is fat, fuckin' retard, gay teaching moment, GLAAD, limits of comedy, tracy morgan, what is funny, you're too fat

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