Contributors
The following people contributed their hacks, writing, and inspiration to this book:
Vaughan Bell has just completed a doctoral course in neuropsychology and is now training as a clinical psychologist. When not trying to figure out what goes wrong with the mind and brain, he writes about human behavior and mental life for magazines, books, journals, and the Web.
Richard Brzustowicz has worked (in no particular order) as a psychotherapist, consulting librarian (information broker), contract writer and editor, emergency room social worker, teacher of English (in Taiwan and Japan), and minor (hopefully not petty) bureaucrat in the world of research administration. His long-standing interest in the byways of psychology led to his research and writing for George Csicsery's film Hun gry for Monsters (http://www.zalafilms.com/films/hungryformonsters.html), about a family caught up in a storm of ritual abuse accusations.
James Crook is a software engineer who has worked on satellite operating systems, drug discovery, electrical network monitoring, and inside, above, and below TCP/IP stacks. He has a long-standing and deep interest in the mind.
Karl Erickson is a writer.
Meredith Hale is the education program manager at the Museum of Glass: International Center for Contemporary Art in Tacoma, Washington. When she's not training docents, writing curricula, and teaching folks about glass and contemporary art, she's working on her master's degree in library and information science. ...
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