writing, madness, and creativity

Gil and Ruth,

I am quite interested in the topic of writing as I am both an art therapist and author (most notably "Spiritual Art Therapy: An Alternate Path" (Horovitz-Darby - 1994: Charles C Thomas publishers). At this time, I am pursuing my doctoral studies and doing research on the aforementioned topic. I am specifically interested in Manic-Depressive illness and have read a variety of works including of course Kay Jamison (with whom I have spoken at length). My dissertation is novel-based and so I am interested in talking with other creative art therapists about their interest in the above topic since Manic-Depression is so prevalent amongst artists, poets, writers and musicians. I look forward to dialoguing with you.

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response to writing,madness,creativity, by wilton rodger, 11/21/96 Madness and Creativity, by Adam Warwick, 5/23/97 Artistic Expression as Self-Healing, by Sophia Kelly, 5/26/97 rebuttal, by debra ripp, 8/25/97 Re: madness and creativity, by , 6/15/99 Re: madness and creativity, by Rebeca Urquiola, 8/10/99 Re: madness and creativity, by , 6/15/99 Re: madness and creativity, by Chris Jordan, 8/20/99 Art & Madness, by Mary , 1/25/98 Poem for Wilton Rodger, by CMB, 12/13/98 re: madness and creativity, by megan, 8/20/98

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