Review
A valuable contribution to the field of human psychology. . . . It should be required reading in every introductory psychopathology class. --
The Thresher, December 2003
Product Description
In this memoir of schizophrenia, Jason Stuart Ratcliff describes his struggle to manhood through the firestorm of schizophrenic psychosis, his journey though an often abusive mental health system, and his ideas of the necessity of "mental illness pride" in a society that socially excludes the psychotic person. Readers will continually have to remind themselves that this is not a novel but a true story.
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