Bestselling author Joanne Harris (Chocolat, The Strawberry Thief and other books) is synaesthetic, which means she smells colours. Here’s what her red sofa cushion smells like (yum!) and how synesthesia… Read More »How Synesthesia Affects Writing: Joanne Harris, Author of Chocolat
Almost Sage is a women’s novel about a 50 year old writer misdiagnosed with schizophrenia as a child. When she discovers the real reason she sees voices, tastes words and… Read More »Almost Sage – Book Blurb & Inspiration for Writing
You say synesthesia, I say synaesthesia. Actually, the words sound the same even though the British English version has an extra vowel. In Canada—where I live—we use British English. When… Read More »Synesthesia in Detective Fiction Books and Literature (Synaesthesia)
One of the perks of being an author is writing for magazines, newspapers, and other publications. Getting anything published is a privilege; writing about your own subject matter is a… Read More »Query Letter for a Magazine Article on “Practicing Synesthesia” (Sample for Writers)