This blog is a record of our work and an invitation to community.
We publish weekly changelogs — a running account of what we built, who we read, and why it matters. We announce Campfire Learn Together sessions, where we watch and discuss talks that deepen our shared vocabulary. We host Infodumplings, a space for neurodivergent people to share what they know and love.
The blog is openly licensed. The thinking is documented on purpose. We believe showing the work is part of the work.
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Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 38 2026: From the Reader to the Peer, From the Argument to the Letter
This week the estate stopped being one person’s. Helen Edgar moved from contributor to peer across three repositories — the knowledge system, Queering.Earth, and ★ stuff — and the Map of Monotropic Experiences, which is her own artwork, got a site of its own. Five domains came into existence or changed hands: penguinpebbling.app got an…
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Weekly Reflection for Week 37 2026
queering.earth did not exist on Sunday. By Saturday it was live on its own domain carrying twelve sheets, a mission, a manifesto, a privacy policy, a search, and ten automated gates. It is a Stimpunks Foundation × More Realms collaboration with Helen Edgar, reading art, literature, poetry, politics, people, and history through a queering lens…
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Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 37 2026: From the Gate to the Instrument, From the Byline to the Label
This week a site that did not exist on Sunday went live on its own domain and published twelve sheets, a mission, a manifesto, a privacy policy, a search, an accession register of its own errors, and ten automated gates. queering.earth is a Stimpunks Foundation × More Realms collaboration reading art, literature, poetry, politics, people,…
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Our Sibling Sites
Stimpunks is not only stimpunks.org. Over the past year we have built seven smaller sites, each doing one thing the big site cannot. All seven are free and open-licensed, and all seven were made with Helen Edgar at Autistic Realms and More Realms.
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Campfire Learn Together: We’ve Killed Kid’s Hobbies
For our Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 10AM CT, 4PM UK Campfire Learn Together, we are watching and discussing We’ve Killed Kid’s Hobbies, a video essay by Reptarus On Ice about what happens to a child’s interest the moment an adult can see a return in it.
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Weekly Reflection for Week 36 2026
It feels really good when something we published helped someone advocate for themselves.
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Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 36 2026: From the Condition to the Headline, From the Binder to the Public Page
This week ★ stuff added eight zines, a field guide, three Foundations pieces, a listening rack, two editions of a new weekly digest, and three new collections — and what it kept finding was a condition that had been printed right there in the source and fell off somewhere on the way to daylight.
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Weekly Reflection for Week 35 2026
Dolly Parton died. We took the time to reflect on her life and learn from her dedication to kindness and belonging. Week 35 runs Sunday 2026-08-23 through Saturday 2026-08-29. The day headings below carry their dates. The companion piece is Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 35 2026: From the Star to the Air, From the Summary…
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Campfire Learn Together: The Subtle Art of Normalising Dystopia
For our Sunday, September 6, 2026 at 10AM CT, 4PM UK Campfire Learn Together, we are watching and discussing The Subtle Art of Normalising Dystopia, Campbell Walker’s documentary about the death of ownership — how it happened, who took it, and why nobody shouted. The film’s thesis is one sentence long and it is about…
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Stimpunks.org Changelog for Week 35 2026: From the Star to the Air, From the Summary to the Source
This week ★ stuff added eighteen zines, four field guides, three listening racks, a working paper and a specimen sheet — and what they kept finding was that the problem was not where the sentence had put it. A star that appears to flicker is not flickering. A moss’s deficit list is accurate and running…
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PDA, Punk Rock, and Non Violent Communication
Autonomy is a basic human need. Let me say that again – autonomy is a basic human need. Every human on our planet (or anywhere else in the Universe – I am looking at you, Space Station crew mates!) longs to be free and autonomous to whatever extent they are able. While autistics may feel…

