This experimental multi-media novel was published as an electronic book two years ago and has reached a world-wide audience, to my surprise being particularly popular in South America. The second edition is due out later this year, but the first edition is still available as a free download from https://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/!leonardo-mind-for-modern/id541725141?mt=11
An account of one man's three-year struggle against a spectrum of elements including gravity to transform what had been an up-market Design Festival exhibit into a working agricultural building plus artist's studio. Can be purchased at:
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/the-scottish-shed/id707709467?mt=11
The Golden Rule System for Guitar is a method of visualising related chord-tones on the fingerboard, so facilitating the instant construction of chords in any position. Work in progress, I expect it to be published as an electronic book some time in 2015.
This novel combines the genres of medical romance, mild eroticism, half-baked Etruscan archaeology and a semi-affectionate retroperspective on Britain's National Health Service as viewed by a hard-pressed Medical Director, the ubiquitous and slightly peculiar Findo Gask, whose part-time œuvre, "An Atlas of Facial Expressions from Aardvaark to Zebra", has true relevance for us all in the post-modern world.
"Art or Madness, a little theory of perception", will be published shortly as an electronic book. " !Leonardo Mind for Modern Times" is an experimental novel obtainable free from iTunes. "The Scottish Shed", an account of my 3-year building project, is on iTunes. The others shown here are still works in progress!
"Art or Madness, a little theory of perception", will be published shortly as an electronic book. " !Leonardo Mind for Modern Times" is an experimental novel obtainable free from iTunes. "The Scottish Shed", an account of my 3-year building project, is on iTunes. The others shown here are still works in progress!
"Art or Madness: A little theory of perception" is a forthcoming book by Donnie Ross which examines the hypothesis that perception is a matter of projection of stored time-frames triggered by context-sensitive sensory input, rather than moment-by-moment interpretation of incoming information. A further linked hypothesis is described, proposing that ambiguity is diminished through a specific inhibitory process, and when the latter is impaired by pathology or drugs, hallucinations or psychosis result. I hope to complete this work during April 2015.