Another interesting set of neurological tales by Oliver Sacks. I am not extremely thrilled with the way that Autism is presented. However, considering the book was published in 1995 it actually would have been pushing the boundary of conventional thought at that time. A lot has changed in the last 11 years. The very idea of presenting neurological difficulties from a positive psychology perspective is well before the big push that has started.

I enjoyed this collecting far better than The Man Who Mistoke His Wife for a Hat.