Matthew Quick (Get this book) Quirky, feel-good fiction from the author of The Silver Linings Playbook. Bartholomew Neil describes himself as having above-average intelligence, though it's clear his intelligence is unconventional and idiosyncratic. Neil tells his story in a series of letters he writes to Richard Gere, a figure much admired by Neil's mother. A whimsical, clever narrative.--Kirkus
