Moonwalking With Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything by Joshua Foer is an important book on the dynamics of memory. The author discusses how people commit vast sums of data to ...

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It's hard to imagine a world in which all you can do with a thought is recall it: a world in which written words do not exist and the only way to hoard knowledge is to remember. That may sound like an ...

Columbia Pictures has nabbed adaptation rights to author Joshua Foer’s tome “Moonwalking With Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything.” Matt Tolmach will produce through his banner ...

Without time, there would be no need for a memory. But without a memory, would there be such a thing as time? I don’t mean time in the sense that, say, physicists speak of it: the fourth dimension, ...

Science journalist Joshua Foer used to be like the rest of us mere memory mortals who forget friends’ birthdays, where we put the car keys, where we put the car… Then he covered the U.S. Memory ...

Joshua Foer really knows how to flatter a reader’s intelligence, said Marie Arana in The Washington Post. In his “deeply engrossing” debut, the young science journalist and 2006 U.S. memory champion ...

In 1982, the stabbed, beaten and bloodied body of widow Dorothy Edwards was discovered stuffed in a closet in her Greenwood, S.C., home. Within 90 days, a local African American handyman, Edward Lee ...

Joshua Foer is a science journalist living in Washington, DC. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, Slate and Discover. Alan Lightman makes scientists into artists in ...

It’s hard to imagine a world in which all you can do with a thought is recall it: a world in which written words do not exist and the only way to hoard knowledge is to remember. That may sound like an ...