gifted persons

Explains why three reoccuring characteristics must be present in someone's personality if they are going to become extraordinary and discusses how people can develop those characteristics.

A study of creativity, focusing on the lives of individuals from a range of human intelligences who were active between 1885 and 1935, including Sigmund Freud, Albert Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi, T.S. Eliot, Martha Graham, Pablo Picasso, and Igor Stravinsky.

A humorous guide to becoming a genius that provides profiles of geniuses throughout history and discusses different fields of expertise, how to create a legacy, genius style and attitude, Nobel prize speeches, and other topics.

A collection of essays which profile the works of one hundred creative minds from every era of history.

After being mentally retarded for all of his thirty-two years, Charlie Gordon undergoes an operation designed to change his life.

Profiles twenty-six notable historic figures from science, literature, music, and film, focusing on their early years and the events, chances, and accidents that encouraged them to follow their dreams.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobton-Trent could never imagine ever running out of money, but when they did, their genius son Hubert Horatio Bartle Bobton-Trent saved the day.

A man who was once mentally retarded must face his gradual return to his former state when the astounding results of an experimental surgery that increased his intelligence prove only temporary.

Gifted with the unusual ability to embroider the very fabric of life, sixteen-year-old Adelice is summoned by Manipulation Services to become a Spinster, a move that will separate her from her beloved family and home forever.