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Saying goodbye to Neurologist and “Awakenings” author, Oliver Sacks

Posted on 08/30/2015 by The Winger BookstoreAugust 30, 2015

I discovered the writings of Dr. Oliver Sacks in the late 80s when I ordered The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat from a subscription book club. I’d always found articles about learning and the mysterious workings of the … Continue reading →

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Do you “see” the characters in a book?

Posted on 08/14/2015 by The Winger BookstoreAugust 14, 2015

Several months ago I was participating in a talk with other local authors at our local library. The audience seemed particularly intrigued by the concept of prosopagnosia (a.k.a. face blindness) which played a key part in my first novel, Faces, and … Continue reading →

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Q & A: Face Blindness — is it real or did you make that up?

Posted on 09/17/2013 by The Winger BookstoreJuly 30, 2015

In the novel Faces, the main character — Jessica — suffers a concussion following a rappelling accident and realizes she can no longer recognize most people. The condition is called prosopagnosia (pro – soap – ag – NO – shia) … Continue reading →

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