Recent content by Quietguy

Not at all. One of the best things about digital books is that you can correct small errors later. Nobody's perfect. And thank you for your interest.

I have a novel out on Kindle, called "Counting the Clouds" about a young guy with auditory neuropathy, who thinks in pictures rather than words. It's free for download this Saturday (June 3rd 2017) and I'd be really grateful for any feedback as to whether I've used current and appropriate...

Just picked this thread up again after a week away and am now worried (:)): I have a novel out (called "Counting the Clouds") with a hero who has auditory neuropathy and I'm wondering if I've used any inappropriate terms... But, to stay on the topic, Ryan, my first question would be: have you...

Hi Ryan, I'm a scientist, interested in the signal processing problems of auditory neuropathy (amongst other things). I've a background in innovative design (Cambridge Consultants and a VC start up). Like your idea, good use of technology. Stay in touch?

nice to meet you anyway, it's quite rare I think but interests the nerd in me also

Hi new member here, not deaf but a scientist and interested in this form of deafness, because of the signal processing problems that the brain has to deal with. Apparently the symptoms can vary with stress levels etc. Any comments?