danedebeau

6 hours was wildly shorter than I expected for a novel about a being who spent millions of years traveling after abandoning their home planet, to come to earth for help, only to perceive the largest hurricane in history as an act of war, and upon recovery they meet an unlikely friend…

Q2 - Having an eidetic memory - what’s a band or artist that you listen to that surprises you musically?

Also Q2.b - does it ever feel like the ‘hard drive is full’ as I was thinking about people with an eidetic memory recently and couldn’t figure out how it feels to store that much information.

When is this going to become a more ‘popular/public’ field as it seems we are still being fed rubbish nutrition advice from the previous century through more mainstream media? Also, what’s holding it back? It’s not normal dinner conversation to talk about the gut biome so how can we make it more accessible?

But late to the conversation, but having travelled so much of Africa in the past few years, what do you think is holding Africa back from becoming a true world leader as a continent economically and culturally?

And although it is such a broad continent with so many varying cultures, what are the commonalities you see that might enable groups/nations/societies to find common grounds to create a foundation for the next generation?

If the average novel is between 70,000 to 120,000 words, how fast do you think you could write a coherent novel? What would it be about?