By
Margot Rocci
Creative Writing
Unicorns and Demons, describes the tragic onset of Margot's son’s psychosis. She shares her pain and grief and coping strategies in the hope of helping others who find themselves in...
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By
Margot Rocci
Creative Writing
Unicorns and Demons, describes the tragic onset of Margot's son’s psychosis. She shares her pain and grief and coping strategies in the hope of helping others who find themselves in...
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By
Margot Rocci
Creative Writing
Unicorns and Demons, describes the tragic onset of Margot's son’s psychosis. She shares her pain and grief and coping strategies in the hope of helping others who find themselves in...
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By
Jane Read
Creative Writing
Jane travels with Dan back to London to support his return to drama school. An unexpected incident occurs following his first day back. To access previous chapters, visit Jane Read’s Author...
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By
Jane Read
Creative Writing
Dan has a significant breakthrough in his understanding but feels constantly depressed and is struggling. He starts some routine activities and eventually manages a trip back to London to watch...
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By
Jane Read
Creative Writing
There is a bewildering wait to see a psychiatrist to ask advice about medication, meanwhile Dan sinks further into despondency. He ventures into some helpful activities and begins to share...
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By
Jane Read
Creative Writing
Christmas is a struggle for the whole Read family. Jane challenges Dan to learn a new Shakespeare monologue. To access previous chapters, visit Jane Read’s Author Page.
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By
Jane Read
Creative Writing
Jane and Graham are greeted by an interesting patient as they leave the hospital. Dan finds out that he will have to relinquish his part in the Shakespeare project then...
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By
Jane Read
Creative Writing
Dan confesses his sins to his mother then makes a request about some special clothing. During an evening visit, he confronts her about the reasons for his hospital confinement. This...
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By
Raur Hawk
Creative Writing
Psychosis Diaries is a work of autofiction. It follows Toby Crow, 16, witnessing his brother Jude’s descent into psychosis. Written in diary form, the book documents the devastating impact his...
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