She tells the story of her shadow family. Her books on Albert Speer, Hit-ler's architect and Franz Stanl, the commandant of the Treblinka death camp, are landmarks. Journalist Gitta Sereny in conversation with Marilyn Powell. At mid-century the head of every psychiatric institution in North America was a Freudian psychoanalyst who believed mental illness could be treated with words. Today, there's not one .
Some people see colour when they hear sound.
The condition is called synaesthesia . Alison Motluk explores the phenomenon with synaesthetes and scientists.