A hand holding a blue envelope with handwritten addresses and a sticker of the American flag. The envelope is in front of a green leafy background. There is a blue book titled 'The Origin of the Consciousness in the Brain' by Julian Jaynes partially visible at the bottom.

A handwritten note inside an envelope reads, 'What stood out?', followed by a paragraph about the writer's interest in face book compositions and social media. The envelope is held by a person’s hand, and beneath it is a blue book titled 'The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind' by Julian Jaynes, placed on a surface with a background of green and yellow foliage.

Hey, you are not Matias Viegener...

But did you know about his published works:

Literary Nonfiction. LGBT Studies. Art. "Bracketed by three deaths—his mother's, his friend's and his dog's—Matias Viegener's 2500 RANDOM THINGS ABOUT ME TOO is an extraordinary capture of a life and a consciousness in middle age, when mortality and the grid of associations laid by one's personal history cannot be denied.

His published work

This is neat, show me another impressive professor