Andrew McAleer

@andymcaleer.bsky.social

He/him. Editorial Director for Robinson Psychology, views are my own.

A really nice book-related thing for me, albeit with limited costume possibilities: the bereavement team at the baby loss charity Sands has picked No One Talks About This Stuff as one of its top picks for World Book Day.

A list of books put together by Sands' bereavement support team for World book Day, including No One Talks About This Stuff, the "support group in a book" anthology I edited featuring 22 essays by people with skin in the game of almost-parenthood in all its forms.

New Episode - I chat with Dr Ben Sedley - psychologist, author & speaker. You'll here about Ben's career path, his foundations in rock & his work helping people of all ages cope with life's challenges through self-compassion and ACT. Listen via link in bio or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello from ADHD me who was just idly wondering when the paperback edition of It’s Not a Bloody Trend was coming out (I’ve been away) and blow me, it’s TODAY! With a lovely new quote from Bryony Gordon and everything! Thank you so much to Andrew and everyone at Robinson and Millie at United Agents!

Andrew McAleer@andymcaleer.bsky.social · 10mo ago

It's #ADHDAwarenessMonth and one very good way to become more aware is to read It's Not a Bloody Trend, by @katbrownwrites.com, which is out in paperback this very day - retailer links here: www.hachette.co.uk/titles/kat-b...

Cover image of It's Not a Bloody Trend by Kat Brown with endorsement by Bryony Gordon.

I am also delighted to say I've just signed with Robinson to publish No One Talks About This Stuff. Robinson publishes It's Not a Bloody Trend and are a dream to work with. I am so excited for NOTATS to have a proper life given all the Unbound horrors. As you can see, Sybil is very supportive 🙄

A golden retriever lies on the floor like a melancholy dishcloth. Her comfortable bed lies slightly away from her but no! She spurns comforts! Only hard floor.

It means a lot that Reading Well has books on dealing with loss. It's something that many parents experience. It's also why No One Talks About This Stuff is deliberately intersectional: grief and loss don't exist in a vacuum. They are informed by who you are. It's a support group in a book.