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Title: Still as powerful as when I first read it in the 60s.
Review: This novel is astounding, no matter what side, if any (the book has no apparent agenda regarding the subject) you you may take in the meds/other therapies discussion, simply for its power to evoke the harrowing and heartbreaking experience of mental illness through the eyes of the sufferer, Deborah, in a way that goes right to the soul. If I could write like anyone in the world, I would want to write like Greene/Greenberg.If you have not read this book, I suggest you read it. You won't soon forget it. Don't be turned off by what you think the writer is going to say regarding the relative merits of medications versus other treatment methods. That is not what the novel is about at all; it is Deborah's story, and the novelist doesn't exploit it. What it IS about is the experience of a very ill young woman going from bondage toward a freedom (and all that freedom means).
