Patricia Lynne Duffy is the author of Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens and the first synaesthete to write a book on inherited synaesthesia.
An Imaginary Q&A with 14th century Chinese poet Zhang Yu by Patricia Lynne Duffy with Ninghui Xiong Many of us think of “synesthesia” as a recently realized phenomenon—so it is striking to come upon a synesthetic poem written in
Paula Sandham Burns (or Pau, as she is known to her friends) is the author and designer of The Synesthesia Tree, a rising new website in the Syn Community. Here, Pau shares her experience as author and creator of
Author Patricia Albers reflects on the great abstract-expressionist, Joan Mitchell’s work—and the role of the artist’s synesthesia— Mitchell lived at a time when little was known about the perception. See a retrospective of Joan Mitchell’s work at SF MOMA,
Monique Truong, author of the novel, Bitter in the Mouth explores being a member of a minority in two realms. Interview by Patricia Lynne Duffy A big colorful Congratulations! to Monique Truong–winner of the Dos Passos Literary Prize 2021. http://www.longwood.edu/news/2021/monique-truong-2021-dos-passos-prize-winner/
Written by: Patricia Lynne Duffy Introduction: the many shades and meanings of BlueThe color blue intrigues. On the landscape of both the outer world and the inner one, blue holds a central place. If asked to name a favorite
