The road to here was not a straight line.
Jennifer Rose wouldn't have it any other way.
She was diagnosed with autism at four. By nine, she was publishing her own newspaper. By thirteen, she was pitching movie ideas to voice actresses in Hollywood. By sixteen, she had won an essay contest by explaining, matter-of-factly, that she improves the world in several ways: through her activism, charity, and writing stories to entertain people.
By the time Jennifer was twenty, she had a contract with Skyhorse Publishing to publish her first book.
None of this happened in a straight line. As she'll tell you herself: the bumps are what make life life.
Jennifer Rose is a novelist, a film critic, an activist, and one of the most genuinely original literary voices writing today. She is autistic, opinionated, deeply literary, and constitutionally incapable of following anyone's party line. She has two published books, a blog reviewing 100 Columbia Pictures films for the studio's centenary, and a literary magazine in development — because she couldn't find the one she wanted to read, she decided to build it.
She writes like no one else in the world.
"I do good for the world in another way. I write stories to entertain people."
- Jennifer Rose, Morristown Green
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There is no literary magazine for autistic writers. Jennifer Rose is building one.
Fiction. Non-fiction. Essays. Reviews. Not a magazine about autism. A magazine for autistic voices that have something to say.
Coming soon.
I write and want to contribute.
I read and want to join the waitlist.