Patricia Lynne Duffy is the author of Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens and the first synaesthete to write a book on inherited synaesthesia.
Author Ninghui Xiong discusses his new e-book, Painting Music “The “dancing nature” of music cannot be ignored. The movement of music is oriented in three-dimensional space, and its sense of tempo (adagio, andante, allegro, presto, etc.) is reflected in
“Digression” is raised to an art form in Tyler Gore’s hilarious book, My Life of Crime “So I forget—did I tell you I have attention deficit disorder? Confirmed by several therapists…you get the point: this thing is digressive.
The composers Gaby Cardoso and Timothy B. Layden are interviewed by Patricia Lynne Duffy Synesthetes Timothy B. Layden and Gaby Cardoso composed “Shared Colors”, music that fueled a spaceship in Layden’s sci-fi novel, Dreams of Laika Timothy Layden Gaby
A Q&A with Timothy B. Layden about his new synesthetic science fiction book, Dreams of Laika Timothy Layden is an artist who “paints music”—music fuels his visual art as it does his new science fiction novel The author is
A memory and an appreciation of the late Peter Brookby Patricia Lynne Duffy Peter Brook The Valley of Astonishment Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. “I’d
A Q&A with author Sarah J. Harris. Author Sarah J. Harris creates a fascinating neurodivergent character in her thriller, The Color of Bee Larkham’s Murder The author is interviewed by Patricia Lynne Duffy PLD: The Color of Bee Larkham’s Murder is
A Q&A with Barb Rosenstock, author of The Noisy Paintbox The Noisy Paintbox, illustration by Mary Grandpré Barb Rosenstock Author Barb Rosenstock writes a wonderful, colorful book about the life of synesthete-artist Kandinsky—one in a series spotlighting heroes in
Q&A with T. Jefferson Parker, best-selling novelist of detective fiction Author T. Jefferson Parker: “Hemingway had Paris and I have Laguna… “Our senses are the gateways to our consciousness, so if those senses are heightened by synesthesia, psychotropic drugs,
An inspiring interview with JTTS Team Member, synaesthete Ballerina, Zoe Marinello-Kohn, courtesy of Dublin’s Greystones Guide. Click to read the entire article https://www.greystonesguide.ie/tiny-dancer/
An excerpt from Homage to Zhang Yu” by Ninghui Xiong and Patricia Lynne Duffy Here, we present “Part 2” of the previous post, “Listening to Fragrance” (the Q&A with 14th century Chinese poet, Zhang Yu, whose poem beautifully expressed
