This writing is compelling and takes a human journey through the history of this disease. I have worked on a tuberculous ward here in Vancouver, and it brought real resonance to this disease.

I am really enjoying this one. A rapidly told tale of feminist politics, the alarming rise of the manosphere and women’s mental health, agency and identity.

What a read! A must if you have had any person you suspect is a narcissist in your life. Weaving research and human stories, take a deep breath and open this book.

My favourite part was an entire generational case study that was riveting and enlightening. Very helpful and important healing tips around the death of a narcissist and confronting or estranging from a toxic parent.