Yep, I’ve got a few by Dennett and Zimmer. Antonio Damasio is also very good for the anecdotes about brains, like Oliver Sacks.
The Soul Made Flesh is quite a locus for discussing traditional theories of consciousness. Traditional religious sentiments and devotions kind of melt and dissolve sometimes. The old way of thinking is still with us and powerful. Valentine’s Day? Un-critical notions of the locations of consciousness, emotion and experiential memory make good poetry, but are hardly helpful in rational thinking.
