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And that is one reason why Library Journal called What A Life Can Be: One Therapist's Take on Schizo-Affective Disorder by Carolyn Dobbins a useful tool for mental illness advocacy and Dr E Fuller Torrey called the book inspirational

The Brush The Pen and Recovery, a 33 minute documentary film from Bridgeross Communications and the Gallery on the Bay , has been selected by the Hamilton Film Festival for screening on November 2, 2011 at 7:00 PM

My Schizophrenic Life: The Road to Recovery From Mental Illness is described as an illuminating portrayal in the current issue of the NAMI Advocate. The review also says the book is a gripping story that will capture any reader.

Barbara Florio-Graham will talk with Rabbi Bulka July 10 9 PM to 11 PM EDT discussing her article about purchasing an athletic supporter for Peter Falk for his 1955 appearance in the off Broadway play The Changeling. One of many articles in the book

The two highly acclaimed books, After Her Bra\in Broke and My Schizophrenic Life, will be available at the convention bookstore. In addition, Susan Inman (After Her Brain Broke) will be autographing copies on July 9 at 11:45.

The review concluded that Prose To Go: Tales From a Private List, is an "eclectic mix of memories of shared love, laughter, and hope (that) should appeal to a wide readership, and deserves to find a place in every public library collection"

Romance E-books are the fastest growing genre because they can be hidden. But, our authors don't need to be hidden. To prove it, the humor of Pitt and the mystery of Dawson are 50% off. You will laugh out loud with Pitt and be absorbed by Dawson

Don't Look Down, by mystery writer and psychiatrist, David Laing Dawson, is being offered as an 8 part serialization to promote the author. Reviews have described this book as "thought provoking and inspiring too" - Dawson compared to Robin Cook

On Thursday Nov 25 at 7:30 PM at the Cherie Smith JCCGV Jewish Book Festival in Vancouver, BC in a session entitled Up Close and Personal - Facing Mental Illness, Susan Inman will discuss her highly praised memoir.

Three books, 1 film - An overview - theories, symptoms, treatment; impact on the family in a poignant memoir by a mother - recommended by NAMI; impact on the person described as "compelling and gripping by Library Journal; an uplifting documentary