Nick Bantock's Archeo Deck
I've been a fan of Nick Bantock's work since I found the Griffin and Sabine books on sale at a Barnes and Nobles around 2000, and devoured them. Bantock is an incredible artist
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More Memory
Aaaaaand I forgot all about entries. So to wrap up my initial foray into memory palaces: I recorded the second part of my interview with Andrew Watt on January 27th, and that was
Whither next?
So I guess I have it down. What now? I mean, keep practicing it, sure, but... do I stop playing with memory palace techniques? Do I pick sometime new? I've been considering Anthony
Further Explorations at 611
611 was my grandmother's house number. I won't say what street or city. I suppose it's possible you can find it from the image on the previous entry, but probably not. My grandmother
Memory Palace: In the House of My Grandmother
I'm reading The Art of Memory by Frances A Yates, as promised, but am still in the depths of chapter one, which covers Roman writings on the topic. The primary text from Rome
A New Project: Memory
ETA: Oh fer crying out loud... This was supposed to go up last Friday. As the result of a confluence of conversations, I find myself on the verge of a new undertaking in