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Delusions of Grandeur

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Description

By Talmadge Rogalla

ISBN: 978-1-84747-1-123
Published: 2007
Pages: 161
Key Themes: fiction, spirituality, fantsy, schizophrenia, psychosis,

Description

Talmadges brave and extraordinarily honest account of life with schizophrenia was written to reveal the inner workings of that most misundertsood of mental disorders. The author hopes the trip into insanity will enlighten people as they experience life inside a psychotic mind. This book was exceptionally difficult to write as the writing in itself provoked Talmadges condition, but the author has managed to write with a fluid and creative style.

About the Author

Talmadge Rogalla was born in September 1968 in his grandparents council house in Edmonton, London. As a child he lived in Germany for seven and a half years, today he lives in the countryside in Somerset. Talmagde was a successful businessman running his own company prior to his descent into illness. His interests vary from science, technology, computers, holistic health, walking and swimming to writing poetry. Talmadge is currently studying for a diploma in mental health, as well as writing and working as an accountant and PC repairer. Talmadge is also the founder of The Schizophrenia Advocacy Foundation.

5 reviews for Delusions of Grandeur

  1. Richard Levittstown (verified owner)

    A beautiful book which will certainly help patients who are suffering from a psychosis. It’s the most honest book I’ve never read, and the most attracting account of life with schizophrenia.

  2. Mehmet Mahmood (verified owner)

    an interesting, well written, honest and clever book!!!
    i advise it!!!!

  3. Brian May (verified owner)

    Talmadge wrote a very strong book, talking about the basis of schizophrenia, which is quiet rare actually. So I would rather advise this book to adult people who are interested in the subject or who have already experienced this illness.

  4. Dave Rainham (verified owner)

    This is the novel of a mind that has lost control with reality. Never could you go as deeply into the schizophrenic mind as Talmadge takes you throughout his book. It is a very tough account as well as a very sensitive one. Not to miss!

  5. Jack Westerly (verified owner)

    I really enjoyed reading this book. It is well written and easy reading. If you have a book to read, this one is for you.

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