An Archaeology of Yearning. Bruce Mills

Offers unique perspective of autism that will appeal to far-reaching network of people, such as parents, teachers, psychologists, social workers, and speech therapistsPublication corresponds with recent data that 1 in 88 children receive an autism diagnosis in the United States aloneArtful writing, moving storytelling, and general themes of family relationships will appeal not only to autism market but also to readers of memoir and literary nonfictionNature of prose and narrative voice will appeal to bookstores within universities and college communitiesUnlike many other narratives regarding autism as it offers more than just a chronological description from the time of diagnosis; traces a deeply compelling journey of a father's effort to understand how his autistic son comes to know the world