

I'm reading "
Malignant Sadness" by Lewis Wolpert (he of the saying: "It is not birth, marriage or death which is the most important time in your life, but
gastrulation.") His book is an attempt to understand depression and put me in mind of a drawing I made to illustrate Churchill's "
Black Dog".
Click here for a recording of an amusing debate between Wolpert and
Rupert Sheldrake. I once followed Sheldrake for half a mile on
Hampstead Heath, trying his experiment of
remote staring detection but he never once looked over his shoulder.
Pastel on Fabriano paper 13cm x 18cm.
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