The Silent Mind
A couple of years ago something of a storm blew up on social media. A blog post about a topicContinue Reading
Author: Charles Fernyhough
Memories of Bowie
(I wrote this post to support a crowd-funded collection of writings on Bowie. Sadly the book never happened, but theContinue Reading
The ‘I’ and ‘he’ of memory
In his 2010 Booker-shortlisted novel, In A Strange Room, the South African author Damon Galgut plays an unsettling trick withContinue Reading
Interview on the Feeling Versonic podcast
I had a great time talking to Stephen at the Feeling Versonic podcast about our latest album release, ‘The OldContinue Reading
Talking to ourselves in lockdown
The Guardian asked me to write a piece on why we might be talking to ourselves more in lockdown. YouContinue Reading
The Hidden Spring: A Journey to the Source of Consciousness, by Mark Solms
Back in January I reviewed Mark Solms’ new book on consciousness for the Literary Review. The review is reproduced hereContinue Reading
The Old Library
Two years ago I was lucky enough to be a Derek Brewer Visiting Fellow at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. The mainContinue Reading
Radiolab redux
Delighted to see that Lulu and Latif from Radiolab have picked the interview I did with Jad about my bookContinue Reading
Others
Others: Writers on the power of words to help us see beyond ourselves is an anthology of writings on othernessContinue Reading
The Voices Within
The Voices Within was published this month by Albin Michel in a French translation by Hélène Collon. The book hasContinue Reading
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