From early struggles to iconic roles, we see how addiction took control of Matthew Perry in his memoir, as we sadly mourn his death.
Mental health
Neuroscientist Camilla Nord explores chronic pain-depression link while sharing insights into brain-wellness connection and placebo effect.
It’s World Mental Health Day, hence here are some books from authors who’ve faced challenges themselves.
In I Can’t Save You, Dr. Anthony Chin-Quee’s book unveils a journey of medical success, identity, and mental health challenges.
The Teachers: Robbins shows how US schools expect staff to be martyrs – review
In this review on The Teachers by Alexandra Robbins, we see how US schools denigrate educators as martyrs in society.
Authors’ mental health and publishing: navigating an emotional journey
It turns out publishing can really affect authors’ mental health. The journey of releasing a book can take a toll hence here are some strategies to manage this.
Sinéad O’Connor books: 4 definitive reads about ethereal poet
Explore the life of the ethereal artist Sinéad O’Connor, her activism, the best books about her journey and impact on popular culture.
National Schizophrenia Awareness Day: 6 books that promote understanding
National Schizophrenia Awareness Day marks this illness that affects so many – these books showcase this experience.
The Talk to Us campaign reminds people that the Samaritans for anyone who needs someone to listen. Here are some vital books to read.
Does the internet make us disconnected – Is This OK? author Harriet Gibsone
Is This OK? author Harriet Gibsone speaks to Suswati Basu on whether the internet is actually making us more disconnected.