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soozeebee123 :

I’ve saved this, thank you. I’d also like to add Darkness Visible by William Styron.

Axel :

As someone who struggles with depression, meaning and belonging, I will give them a chance.

Chuubunny :

No longer human is so good, very good read

... :

Id like to add 'Tess of the D'urbavilles' by Tom Hardy, it helped me hold on at a time when even getting a meal was problem

user5097493196105 :

Add “She’s come undone” and “I know this much is true”

mommaooooo :

Great list!

Andersonville :

Extraordinary list, thank you. I would add William Styron’s Darkness Visible: A Memoir of Madness.

Jess :

love so many of these —

youcantgohomeagain :

haveyouseenthischicken :

Fabulous post! Thank you so much x

Chaz :

Rereading Catcher in the Rye I was less impressed. Whining

beaniecuppie :

i'd like to add "my year of rest and relaxation" 😊

isabelferreira5836 :

No longer human is..is..i have no words. I cant stop tinking on this book

pat :

Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance

Goldie :

Wish I could buy them on here

Sandwich :

I’m reading THE MAD WIFE….v v good

Jesse Markham480 :

I successfully adapted TYW for the stage as a one woman show

gailvonalt :

Read 5 of them. The Bell Jar probably first. Years ago. Had an impact on me.

enema18 :

Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami

tiareb03 :

These are all great reads!!! I wrote two books based on my nightmares due to PTSD.

Mr. Robert :

Thank you

☄️Lila☄️🎭 :

just finished The Vegetarian by Han Kang and it's 10/10 recommendation. It touches the subject of ED and how mental illness affects people around them. Amazing read.

Ladyjane6886♒️☮️ :

Thank you! I just bought that same book of stories with The Yellow Wallpaper. I read it in school as a girl and did not relate, but now that I’m a grown woman, I can read it with fresh eyes. I also love The Awakening by Kate Chopin❤️

By Julie Kate :

Adding to this rec list- my series, The Houses We Survive. Dark literary women's fiction about trauma, motherhood, mental illness across bloodlines, and generational healing. Meet Savannah at the house. 🔗link in bio