Shelf life: Looking at secular books

Sarah Allen  |  Features  |  Secular Shelf Life
Date posted:  1 Jul 2009
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TOMORROW’S PEOPLE
By Susan Greenfield
Penguin. 284 pages. £9.99
ISBN 978-0-14100-888-2

I’m so not a tomorrow’s person. I’m hardly a today’s person; this book came out six years ago, and I’ve just got round to reading it! However, I am glad I did.

Baroness Greenfield, Director of the British Institute, neuroscientist and glamorous media don, sets out in Tomorrow’s People to follow the trajectory of today’s technological advances and imagine how our grandchildren will not only live but, more importantly, how they will think and feel.

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