Easy. Oliver Sacks, guys.
This man knows how to blend precise command of the English language with elegant craft to create beautiful, readable prose. He never talks down or condescends in any way. He weaves medical terminology into his writing, defines it for the layperson, while still respecting the reader's intelligence.
His autobiography, On The Move, was released in April of this year. It's on the back burner because I have so much work to do right now, but I know I'll get to this one.
Showing posts with label neurology. Show all posts
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Friday, July 24, 2015
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Weird Food Adventures in Oxford (With Bonus Risotto Interlude)
See? Lots of people drink them! Item One: A Beverage Tragedy I just spilled my nearly-full dirty chai all over platform three at the ...
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Yesterday I read this article in O bserver by Benjamin Hardy . This paragraph got me thinking about the power of the subconscious mind: ...
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Dominic Williams and Annie Butler read The Nice View by Cynthia Veal Holm Last night at the Queen's Pub in Carmarthen, two Welsh w...
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See? Lots of people drink them! Item One: A Beverage Tragedy I just spilled my nearly-full dirty chai all over platform three at the ...
