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This post is going to look odd. It’s not my fault. I know, I know - everyone always says that. But this time it’s true. Lemme explain. Today’s feature is a memoir, and it’s a tough one. My review copy of perfect chaos ***
perfect chaos
The title really does say it all. The chaos at hand is the madness (quite literally) of bipolar disorder. I have read more than my fair share of memoirs about mental illness and/or mental health. I find people’s struggles with their own brains/heads to be fascinating reading. Not in a voyeuristic, Schadenfreude-filled way (I don’t think), but from a place of deepest empathy – because I can’t imagine anything scarier in this world than getting lost inside your own mind. So I didn’t win the library book spine poem contest. Sigh. I was very pleased with myself for this poem, frankly, and am rather put out by this loss. Plus, I like to think I’m something of a snappy writer and smarter than those around me, so I expected to do sparklingly well in this contest. (teehee - yes, I AM that snobbish about living in a small town, even though I know I shouldn’t be. I can’t seem to help it… Don’t judge me.) |
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