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The Renascence of Memory by Amy Sterling Casil
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A nanotechnology treatment cures former academic Carol Meyers of Alzheimers. |
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Title: The Renascence of Memory
Author: Amy Sterling Casil
Length: novella
First Publication: Without Absolution anthology, 2001
What the Story is About: “Carol Meyers, a former academic, suffers from Alzheimers. Thanks to a new nanotechnology treatment, Carol has now awakened from her long sleep in childish Alzheimer dreams. She has a new friend, Ned, who is in her head – a nanofriend. But becoming young again in both mind and body,with the memories of a lifetime may be more painful than anything she ever imagined. ” (Author’s summary)
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Categories: 2000-2009 • Casil - Amy Sterling • Memory • Neuroscience • Short Fiction
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