Not Even Wrong

In Not Even Wrong, Paul Collins explores the complexities of his son Morgan's autism, showcasing his extraordinary abilities alongside the challenges of social interaction. Blending memoir and historical exploration, Collins takes readers on a captivating journey through the lives of forgotten geniuses and marginalized figures in medical history. From the depths of the Black Forest to the innovations of modern technology, this narrative invites reflection on the nature of normalcy and the diverse expressions of human genius.