Thought I'd share something personal with my fellow Objectivists (and book lovers). Yesterday a book was published with a cartoon image of my son on the cover, in his karate outfit. His name is in the title, too, and the book is a bit of an instructional on how to interact with kids with autism. It's one of a short series of books being done by a very good behavioral therapist who has worked with my son early on and was inspired by him and the other kids she has worked with. I'll share more as I see it. Very proud of my boy. His recovery from the disorder is the best I've ever seen and remains one of the best ever documented. He has struggled and worked so hard. One of a handful of major milestones for him was achieving his black belt in karate. So, we're so pleased that is the image on the book. I first brought him to the karate instructor without any warnings as to what we were dealing with. That story alone, the karate, is one hell of a story. I wouldn't have believed the transformation had I not seen it myself.