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Solomon's Net

A Tale of Madness

Lew Mermelstein
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Pages
396
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Does Not Apply

About

It's the summer of 1973. Steve Williams, recently terminated Peace Corps Volunteer, is being treated for paranoid schizophrenia by his doctors in Iowa. But Steve knows that the real problem is evil Zar demons and only his Ethiopian lover Abebech can help. But they'd never let Steve back into Ethiopia, not after what he did.
Based on real events, we learn how Western psychiatry treated Steve's delusional disorder in the early 1970s. Through Abebech we learn how traditional Ethiopian healers treated madness.

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