Kevin’s memory mix
Jana Hamman (2006)
This accounts the unlikely story of Kevin Horsley, a neurolinguistic programming practitioner and memory expert. He started life as a dyslexic child who accepted that he was ‘stupid’ and ‘mentally disabled’. The story is presented as two books REWIND and PLAY. These are represented as visual metaphors in the form of cassette tapes that can record, rewind, and re-record, just like Kevin discovered his ability to learn, adapt, change and surpass the cognitive abilities of the human brain.
