Bøger af Jane M. Engleman

Mental suffering affects us all. When it reaches an interactive scream, people can help. The first step is finding out what happened. Good to Hear Your Voice is a collection of autobiographical sketches, art and poetry by nineteen people who have experienced mental suffering. We want to stimulate conversation -- what happened, how it feels, what works, the prognosis -- whenever the mentally ill or their interested people find strength together.

The first collected poetry of Jane M. Engleman. Thoughts about illness, soreness and sourness, and ideas about cement versus earth. Encourages the observance of red ants, turtles, fish and men. Not too erudite, just sounds that way when one is not sober. It's all poetry. It is all poetry, with or without any sense.