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
Tag: neuroscience
A Box of Birds
A Box of Birds is a novel about the material basis of conscious experience. You can find out more aboutContinue Reading
Unboxed!
A Box of Birds is published in its trade paperback edition today, which means it will be available from bookshopsContinue Reading
Neuroscience in fiction
Publication day for A Box of Birds is just around the corner, so it was good to get a chanceContinue Reading
Saturday at the Durham Book Festival
It’s a busy Saturday for me next week at the Durham Book Festival. First, I’ll be hosting a School ofContinue Reading
Neuroscience and the novel: Strange Bedfellows
This is the fabulous poster that has been put together by the Strange Bedfellows team in advance of my talkContinue Reading
The pull of the story
A few weeks ago I went to London to film the pitch for my novel, A Box of Birds. ThisContinue Reading
Rethinking ‘thinking’: Modernism and the mind
A quick plug for a talk I’ll be giving at the Institute of English Studies in London on Saturday, asContinue Reading
Remembering and re-remembering
This post will be a bit of a try-out for a talk I am giving at the Memory Maps: Image,Continue Reading
Building a dream baby
In a recent interview I was asked whether a background in developmental psychology was of any advantage when it cameContinue Reading
Charles Fernyhough 