In no specific order, please find 19 literary fiction classics on mental health from a psychiatry resident’s perspective below. Do take note that this is not our typical “free ebook” compilation post, but more of a “What to Read” kind of post. However, a link will be provided should the book is freely and legally available.
Equilibrium - Magazine For Wellbeing Equilibrium is a quarterly magazine written and produced by Haringey residents recovering from mental illness, guided by an experienced journalist and graphic designer. Equilibrium content marries local Haringey information with...
Art of War once Mooreby Sander R.B.E. BealsNot exactly the sequel to 'Infinity plus One', but still one to jolt your mind. As the Moore in the title indicates, it has to do with Gordon Moore's intriguing exponential forecast where it pertains to computers. Loosely...
Your Mind is Not Your Friend: How to Kill Your Depression and Save Your Selfby Adam AlvaradoFrom The Last Broken Home comes the definitive e-book on the mind's effect on our lives and world. It is the story of one man's journey from teen depression to self-esteem;...
Infinity plus Oneby Sander R.B.E. Beals A.K.A. Andre S.E. SlabberIt may sound pedantic, but I figure Einstein could have written this if only he'd had the time. Infinity plus One is a handy 77 page research story, aimed at the 'normal' reader. Scientific jargon has...
Mind Relief Manuscriptby Jerry Stocking It is the Dawning of a New Day. A day in which your mind is rested and at peace. You awaken energized and ready for anything. In this brand new book Jerry reveals simple exercises that will allow you to quiet your mind, reduce...
The Hole Between Mine and Yours: Liquid Logic from a Dirty Tumbler by Christina M. Grey Waves of words about sex, science, and sin. Whether delving into the causes and cures for attraction and repulsion, considering crime and insanity, or wrestling her way out of bed,...
A Gay Humanist Manifesto by Alan Keslian This non-fiction booklet gives a gay perspective on humanist beliefs. It discusses subjects such as monogamy and promiscuity, and counters the rejection of same sex attraction on moral and religious grounds. Touching on...
Psychology Student Survival Guide by David Webb Based on my experiences as a student and then a lecturer in psychology I've put together a survival guide for psychology students. In producing the Psychology Student Survival Guide I've kept one main thought in mind;...