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Serotonin

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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Serotonin Press

About

Established in 2020, Serotonin publishes poetry and prose on mental illness and suicide prevention. This anthology collects works published between 2020-2024 on Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, OCD, Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, Trauma, and Self-Harm. The poetry and prose included are written from the perspective of the authors, who come from Australia, Canada, France, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Uganda, UK, and the USA.

From teenagers to ninety-year-olds, from Vancouver to Philadelphia, Nigeria to Uganda, first-time published writers to famous poets, Serotonin: an anthology on mental illness and suicide prevention shares poems and prose with an incredible amount of diversity. The diversity contained within not only lies in the range of ages, geography, ethnicity, religion, gender, and LGTBQ+ identities but also the neurodiversity of the contributors. This anthology is a collection of writings that reflect on the spectrums of what have been long referred to as "mental illnesses" as well as the more recent term neurodivergence.

The anthology features 115 writers from around the world: Simon Perchik, Heidi Seaborn, Ra Vandey, Janet McCann, William Musgrove, Gary Bloom, Claire Taylor, Kara Knickerbocker, Oluwatomiwa Ajeigbe, Sean Hanrahan, Roberta Santlofer, Francesca Moroney, Lisa Weber, Olly Nze, Jerry Chiemeke, Samuel A. Adeyemi, Maitreyi Parakh, Lori Sebastianutti, Helen Bowie, Praise Osawaru, Dahlia Garofolo, Timi Sanni, H.E. Casson, Samantha Moya, Daniel Clark, Yuan Changming, Ellen Uttley, Samantha Duncan, Dawn Watts, Mackenzie Moore, Megan Cannella, Molly-Andrea Ryan, Emmie Christie, Elizabeth Wittenberg, Lauren Peter, J.L. Herndon, Paris Jessie, Lexi Locket, Cathy Wittmeyer, Sher Ting, Grace Alioke, Jonathan Todd, Cynthia Arrieu-King, Amber Renee, Warren Longmire, Rami Obeid, Adam Grabowski, Gianni Gaudino, Syl Xing, Jack Strunk-Schwartz, Naoise Gale, Basil Wright, C.M. Crockford, Hester Dade, Matthew Feinstein, Jane-Rebecca Cannarella, Omer Wissman, Lucy Frost, Suzy Eynon, Lauren Zazzara, Lynn Finger, Cindy Zhou, Nathan Dennis, Coleman Bomar, Marilyn June Janson, Jane Marston, Bree Bailey, Betsie Flynn, Adedamola Jones Adedayo, Martina Kontos, ML Woldman, Alexander Wolff, Lindsey Heatherly, Amy Saul-Zerby, John Zurn, Audrey Bowers, Aisling Brooke, Theresa Rodriguez, SG Huerta, Stephen J. Golds, Avra Margariti, Ron Riekki, Avi Lentz, Yushan C., Nachi Keta, Jerica Taylor, Michelle Cadiz, Ejiro Elizabeth Edward, SM Colgan, Fizza Abbas, Julia Beecher, Michelle Fulkerson, Gillian Ebersole, Anna Wilkes, Tim Murphy, Kika Man, Martins Deep, Anastasia DiFonzo, Lucy Zhang, Ashley Sapp, Shitta Faruq Adémólá, Jo Matsaeff, Kristin Ryan, Tyler Puffpaff, Maria Picone, Susan Triemert, Bella Aase, Abu Ibrahim, C. Cimmone, Kristin Garth, Isabel J. Wallace, Charlotte Akello, Gina Tron, Shelby Bevins Sullivan, Lamont B. Steptoe

Related Subjects

  • General (Psychology)
  • Psychology
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General (Poetry)
  • Poetry
  • General (Education)
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