Unlocking the inner worlds of video game characters
A while ago I spoke at the Thinking Digital Conference in Gateshead on how the science of inner experience –Continue Reading
Tag: memory
Stepping into memory
Earlier this year I was invited to contribute an essay to the programme for Omar Elerian‘s new production of AsContinue 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
Pieces of Light
A book about the science and stories of human memory, Pieces of Light: The new science of memory was publishedContinue Reading
Weaponising memory
Last year I had the chance to work with theatre director Ian Rickson and the cast of his new productionContinue Reading
Who’s got hold of children’s imaginations?
To the Sage Gateshead yesterday for BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking Festival, and an event with acclaimed novelist Patrick NessContinue Reading
Three days in Edinburgh
I just got back from my visit to the Edinburgh International Book Festival—tired, footsore and with fresh and vivid memoriesContinue Reading
At the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2013
Next week I’ll be at the Edinburgh International Book Festival for a series of events on familiar (for me) themesContinue Reading
Review: Permanent Present Tense by Suzanne Corkin
I reviewed Suzanne Corkin’s book on the famous amnesiac HM for the Literary Review‘s May 2013 edition: Total Lack ofContinue Reading
Shortlisted!
Pieces of Light has been shortlisted for the 2013 Best Book of Ideas Prize. The prize is sponsored by FoylesContinue Reading
Charles Fernyhough 