take any food with them, when they leave. The Bird of Paradise, 1967 work by R. D. Laing, often available with his non-fiction essay The Politics of Experience about schizophrenia and hallucinogenic drugs. The Ethics of Madness, 1967 science fiction short story by Larry Niven. Bedlam Planet, 1968 science fiction novel by John Brunner. A crew of astronauts tries to live on the animal and vegetable food growing on a planet of Sigma Draconis, which evokes mental disorder, but also sets free survival instincts that have so far been hidden. The Sword, 1968 fantasy short story by Lloyd Alexander. A king yields to anger, with lethal results, in a moment of weakness. As he grows worse and worse, he also develops a severe case of paranoia, fearing assassination and other revenge plots around every corner. Knots, 1970 work by R.D. Laing. Diving into the Wreck, 1973 collection of poetry by Adrienne Rich. Sybil, 1973 novel by Flora Rheta Schreiber. Breakfast of Champions, 1973 novel by Kurt Vonnegut. The Eden Express, 1975 memoir by Mark Vonnegut . Woman on the Edge of Time, 1976 novel by Marge Piercy. The Silmarillion, 1977 collection of myths by J. R. R. Tolkien. The account of the rise and fall of Númenor states that one of the kings, Tar-Atanamir, was "witless and unmanned" in his final years. The Language of Goldfish, 1980 young adult novel by Zibby Oneal Norwegian Wood, 1987 novel by Haruki Murakami The Cat Who Went Underground, 1989 detective fiction novel by Lillian Jackson Braun Doom Patrol, a comic book series originating in 1963. During Grant Morrison's 1989 – 1993 run it included the multiple personality affected Crazy Jane and several other characters either insane or in possession of greater truths. American Psycho. 1991 novel by Bret Easton Ellis. Heir to the Empire, Dark Force Rising, and The Last Command, 1991 trilogy of novels by Timothy Zahn. Joruus C'baoth, the clone of a tragic Jedi Master from the final years of the Old Republic, is insane due to his hyper-accelerated physical and mental development. Mariel of Redwall, 1991 fantasy novel by Brian Jacques. Pirate warlord Gabool grows increasingly paranoid about possible threats to his power and develops delusions about a stolen bell. Regeneration, 1991 novel by Pat Barker, based on the historical experiences of the poet Siegfried Sassoon, explores shell-shock and other traumatic illnesses following World War I. Amnesia, 1992 novel by