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Comedian Robin Ince speaks with Emma Tracey about his relatively new diagnosis of ADHD. He has written a book to try and help neurodivergent people "walk unafraid through the world" as he puts it.

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The Poetry Pharmacy is a beautiful shop selling prescriptions of poetry, some in book form, some rolled up tightly inside pill casing.

We feel shamed about crying, says Robin Ince, but really there is nothing to apologise for when showing emotion in front of others.

Robin Ince is a comedian, poet and broadcaster. His new book, Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal: My Adventures in Neurodiversity, is out on 1 May (Macmillan, £20).