Trevor A. Harley

I completed my undergraduate degree and PhD at the University of Cambridge. I moved to the University of Dundee in 1996 from the University of Warwick. I held a Personal Chair in Cognitive Psychology and am currently a professor of psychology at the University of Dundee. For many years I was head of department and then dean, but am now a full-time writer and science journalist. I am a Fellow of the British Psychological Society and a Chartered Psychologist. My main research interests are in normal and pathological speech production, the effects of ageing on cognition, psychology and the weather, consciousness, and the science of self-improvement. I am author of a number of books on the psychology of language. You can find out more about works in development at my website.

I am also author of a genre-defying novel, Fit for a King.

I live in the countryside outside Dundee with a small poodle and a large number of wild birds. You can read my blog about mental illness, writing, psychology, consciousness raising, and the meaning of life at my website.

I welcome feedback from readers, both positive and negative, and would love suggestions on how to make my work better. Please comment on the books on Amazon, or email me at trevor.harley@mac.com. I'd like to thank anyone who has ever bought any of my books; I hope you enjoyed reading them nearly as much as I enjoyed writing them.

My website is www.trevorharley.com.

Trevor