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Synesthesia lecture at the University of Sydney

If you're interested in synesthesia, check out this lecture I gave at the University of Sydney in Australia.

Do you think you might have synesthesia?  Go to synesthete.org to take the tests and find out.  For more about synesthesia, see my book Wednesday Is Indigo Blue

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