That's why I wrote Incognito, because I was so fascinated by the fact that consciousness is like a young monarch who takes over the throne and takes credit for the glory of the country, without crediting the millions of workers that actually keep the place running.
How did I become aware enough about unawareness to write about it in Incognito?
So bad was secession fervor by then that Lincoln traveled incognito, Crofts writes, lest assassins kill him on the way.
They visit the Hotel "incognito" and write about their "wonderful experience".
Gene Weingarten won the feature writing award for an article in The Post's Sunday magazine on a world-famous violinist, Joshua Bell, playing incognito for subway riders.
This is insane, because, as an extremely successful author friend puts it, "writing a synopsis requires everything that actually writing the novel requires". It's like asking for a map of what is by definition terra incognito.
"The conscious you," writes neuroscientist David Eagleman in his tellingly titled Incognito, "the you that flickers to life when you wake up in the morning – is the smallest bit of what's transpiring in your brain".
On The Times' Op-Ed page Tuesday, Neal Gabler writes that the "deeper issue of the Incognito-Martin dust-up" is "the war to define what constitutes masculinity".
"He would periodically drop in incognito to soak up the place, then go off and write a novel".
In October 2013 Baron Cohen went incognito to Grimsby to research the setting for the film, which he also wrote and produced.
Zhang wrote about the various love affairs of emperors dissatisfied with the imperial harem, going out into the city incognito to seek out prostitutes and sing-song girls.
