Kross may be a scientist by trade, but with Chatter he proves himself a deft storyteller who, through levity and wit, creates an easily digestible work on the brain, how it works and how we can quiet our often relentless chatter. There is no one cure-all solution, but Kross provides tools we can employ to manage our own chatter and help us redirect our inner voices. Kross keeps his argument simple and relatable.
Citing myriad studies to forward his thesis, Kross includes extensive notes but never leaves the reader drowning in data. We don’t want to eradicate our inner voice we just want to have a better relationship with it. Most importantly, he gives us tools we can use to manage it. It's easily digestible, as Kross forgoes the verbiage of academia and explains simply and concisely to the reader why we have an inner voice and what happens when that voice is hijacked by chatter.
Kross’ writing reads less like a scientific tome and more like a casual conversation.
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