Ray Fuller taught psychology for 40 years at Trinity College, Dublin. He has published extensively on human risk-taking although he did venture briefly into the psychology of humour, appearing in a line-up with the comedian Ken Dodd at the first-ever international conference on humour. Now retired from academic life, he lives in SW France where he builds stone walls, makes furniture, the odd short film and enjoys writing in prose as well as verse.
This book is about everything that goes on in your conscious experience: sensations, perceptions, feelings, thoughts, imagination, plans, expectations. It’s also about your conscious experience of self, the sense that there is a YOU behind everything, a YOU that is having all these experiences, a ...
It's mid-winter, not long before Christmas, and snow is falling. Little orphan, Dot, lives in a big house in the country where she is made to work like a slave by her cruel mistress. Exhausted, she falls asleep. Meanwhile, beyond the North Pole, there is trouble in Santa's workshop where all the toy...
The wild wood can be beautiful in the dappled light of a summer’s day. But it can also be a very scary place especially when there may be goblins about, up to no good! What lies in wait for a weak and fragile butterfly, just on the point of emerging from her winter home? Her destiny is to seek a m...
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