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I think you might be thinking of David Mitchell (Cloud Atlas; No.9 Dream etc)?

I don't know if any fellow posters are familiar with the work of WG Seabald, but I would unhesitatingly recommend his three great works The Emigrants; The Rings of Saturn and Austerlitz. These are books which, generically, are impossible to classify: fiction, history, memoir, reflection...

Sounds like he's got Yorkshire just about spot on to me :p

I think you are coming at this question from the wrong angle completely. You have a rather reductive view of science and what can be 'scientifically verifiable' for a start (but leave that aside as it's a completely different debating point) and you seem hung up on the point that 'philosophy' or...