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Book cover for The Memory Illusion: Remembering, Forgetting, and the Science of False Memory
‘Our memories are constructive. They’re reconstructive. Memory works … like a Wikipedia page: you can go in there and change it, but so can other people.’ – Professor Elizabeth Loftus
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Denys Johnson-Davies
“She’s an old lady from times back. Her clothes have the smell of her sheep and that rusty smell of the ancient trunk in which she keeps her things.”
Denys Johnson-Davies, In a Fertile Desert: Modern Writing from the United Arab Emirates

José Saramago
“The hidden meaning of life . . . “But the hidden meaning of life is that life has no hidden meaning.”
José Saramago, Skylight: A Novel

Denys Johnson-Davies
“The city had grown larger and had changed in every way, had in fact become one of the civilized cities, bearing the contradictory characteristics of large cities in every way: in the absurd and the beautiful, and in its clamor and strange and extraordinary ways, where the new and the old merged, and where strangers, with their different customs, had multiplied, while it was in a state between opening out, disintegrating, conserving, and taking root.”
Denys Johnson-Davies, In a Fertile Desert: Modern Writing from the United Arab Emirates

Denys Johnson-Davies
“That mansion, as it was called, brought on everyone who lived in it, or even went near it, a curse that was like that of the pharaohs.”
Denys Johnson-Davies, In a Fertile Desert: Modern Writing from the United Arab Emirates

Denys Johnson-Davies
“The trunks of date palms met as though they were corpses mangled by the ants that had penetrated their leaves, while scraps of ripe dates, strewn about beneath them, gave out a fermented smell mixed with that of the date palms and the water-sodden roots.”
Denys Johnson-Davies, In a Fertile Desert: Modern Writing from the United Arab Emirates

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