An intriguing anthology of essays on the subject of memory — some commissioned from experts on the subject, and others extracts from throughout the ages — from Plato to St. Augustine, Shakespeare to Proust, Freud to Murakami.
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“A fascinating and topical encyclopedia on a little-understood subject . . . a forensic strike at the quivering fragility of what and how we remember.” –Big Issue
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A.S. Byatt is pre-eminent as a novelist and critic. Her most recent novel is A Whistling Woman.
Harriet Harvey Wood is the former Head of Literature at the British Council.
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Harriet Harvey Wood is the former Head of Literature at the British Council.
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