"Remarkable...In prose lean and mean, Kaysen's memoir brings us inside and paints a picture of madness that is both disturbing and compelling"
As to be expected, the book is better than the movie (which I also enjoyed). Kaysen allows the reader an insider's view of insanity and brings into question the line between "sane" and "insane".
As to be expected, the book is better than the movie (which I also enjoyed). Kaysen allows the reader an insider's view of insanity and brings into question the line between "sane" and "insane".
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