Not Even Wrong: A Father's Journey into the Lost History of Autism
"Collins elucidates, with great compassion, what it means to be 'normal' and what it means to be human." (Los Angeles Times)"Brilliant." (Vanity Fair)"Striking…Brave man, brave book." (Washington Post)"A genre-bending spellbinder." (Newsday)"This is a smart, compassionate study of autists-'the ultimate square pegs'-and how they see the world..." (Publishers Weekly)"[A] fascinating portrait of his son. (Entertainment Weekly)"A thoroughly touching and engaging look at autism through the ages, told from the perspective of a loving father." (Booklist)"Exceptionally well written and a joy to read." (Library Journal)"Collins paints a vivid picture of parenting, and provides a fascinating history of the disorder." (Psychology Today)