“Why is writing so important? How did it change the world forever?” – Yt
“A novelist scrawling away in a notebook in seclusion may not seem to have much in common with an NBA player doing a reverse layup on a basketball court before a screaming crowd.
“But if you could peer inside their heads, you might see some striking similarities in how their brains were churning.
“That’s one of the implications of new research on the neuroscience of creative writing.
“For the first time, neuroscientists have used fMRI scanners to track the brain activity of both experienced and novice writers as they sat down — or, in this case, lay down — to turn out a piece of fiction.”
Read more at New York Times
