The world cracked. I heard an audible separation as my world broke in two. My mind broke away from my body and became its own entity- a dark, brooding nemisis that would haunt me for years to come. My face is the face of mental illness- of a life scarred with pain and hospitalization. Catalogued and Categoried- I existed as the label- " Manic Depressive".
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Life. What a mess.
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Sundari Prasad was born in India and now resides in the U.S. where she is currently pursuing a PhD in psychology. She was influenced to write by watching too much reality t.v., drinking too many cosmopolitans, and smoking way too many clove cigarettes. She holds a BFA in Art History from Virginia Commonwealth University and a BA in Journalism. Her inspirations are Slyvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and Tanith Lee. She enjoys Mira Nair, Satyajit Ray, and anything with curry. She currently resides in Florida with her 4 cats. She has 11 published books out. Her latest is "Slain" with Billy Winn and Michael Chirren.
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Girl, Interminable, September 15, 2005
Reviewer: A customer This book is a great tale of life in a psychiatric ward. However, due to its diary format, it has no beginning or end, and certainly no main plot, making it easy to put down and pick up later. I wish the author the best, but I didn't get much information that would be practical for my own life out of her book.
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Girl, Interminable,
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This review is from: Musings of a Mad Madam (Paperback)
This book is a great tale of life in a psychiatric ward.
However, due to its diary format, it has no beginning or end, and certainly no main plot, making it easy to put down and pick up later. I wish the author the best, but I didn't get much information that would be practical for my own life out of her book.
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Not meant to give advice..but an account of mental illness,
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This review is from: Musings of a Mad Madam (Paperback)
This book was not meant to give advice on how to live life as a manic depressive or give suggestions. It is one woman's account of her own journey through mental illness. It is set in a diary format. It is not a story and does not have a 'plot' perse..but the writing is very engaging and candid. Recommended.
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