Alan Robinson was born in 1977; he lives in Argentina and works as an author, teacher, and speaker. He is dedicated to writing, publishing, and selling his books. He writes in a wide variety of genres, including humor, crime fiction, theater, and essays. His fiction explores universal human experiences related to neurodivergent characters. His essay collections contribute to the development of a theoretical framework that recognizes hearing voices and visions as real and legitimate experiences.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in dramatic arts and a master’s degree in education. He has directed 22 theatrical productions. He has published seven books. He edits the online magazine *Locura en Argentina*. He advises the Argentine government on the use of plain language, pictograms, and psychosocial accessibility to break down the social barriers that prevent people with disabilities from participating in education and cultural life.