"In short, a highly readable, intellectually rich, and altogether memorable work."
This long but never dull synthesis of research on memory from the late 19th century to the present provides a host of interesting facts and insights into how our recollections are formed, maintained, retrieved, and sometimes distorted or forgotten.
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