Life After Genius
Embalming
Gifted persons
Eccentrics and eccentricities
Fiction, coming of age
Psychological fiction
Self-actualization (Psychology)
Fiction, psychological
Fiction
Theodore "Mead" Fegley disappoints and surprises everyone when he drops out of his university, and his work on the Riemann Hypothesis, to return home to rural Illinois, where he was known as "the young Fegley genius," and learns the family business--selling furniture and embalming the dead.
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