Born in 1937, Glenn Dudley’s passion has always been the "mind-body problem." With emphasis on neurology and neuroscience, he received his medical degree from the University of Colorado. Following an internship in medicine and psychiatry he was a staff scientist at MIT's Neurosciences Research Program—a think tank devoted to the integration of molecular and behavioral aspects of brain science. He was elected to the Society for Neuroscience in 1972. He is presently working on a third book—with the tentative title of Demonology in an Age of Modern Psychology. He lives in NH with his wife Jean. Three children and eight grandchildren live nearby. Dr. Dudley, now retired from clinical medicine, loves to ski, hike and run in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.