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"""This is no misery memoir but a passionate and hopeful account of living with psychosis, with lots of wisdom and self-help advice along the way"" - Alastair Campbell, ""Erica shares her mental health journey with such rawness and wisdom. I could relate to so much of it, and I know many others will too. Her writing is extremely powerful. Erica's words will no doubt touch everyone who reads her story"" - Jonny Benjamin MBE, "" Bursting with hope and packed full of sage advice"" - David O'Coy, Editor Fused Magazine."

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Erica Crompton holds a master’s degree in creative writing from Teesside University and undergraduate degrees in journalism and another in fine art. She’s written about mental health for The New York Times, The Mail on Sunday, The Guardian, The Independent, Metro Online, The Lancet Psychiatry & Happiful Magazine. She’s also an avid fashion writer and has worked full-time in this capacity for John Lewis, as well as freelance for The Daily Telegraph, Vice, Nylon and Vogue.co.uk. In addition she gives keynote speeches across the UK on living with psychosis and schizophrenia which includes talks for schools. She has a history of paranoid schizophrenia, but today is schizo-affective, stable and working part-time.

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