Surviving Psych Med Changes and/or Withdrawal: an essay & guidebook for creative minds
“I felt like I was deep in a psychedelic trip.”
—Prince
Sunday, May 1
and
King LearMrs. Dalloway
thatsort of
You are taking a Valium. You are now taking a Desipramine.
Saturday April 30
Here it comes.
You are taking a Valium.
Friday April 29
Wednesday, April 27
Epilogue
Luke B. Goebel is an author living in southern California. His debut novel won the Ronald Sukenick National Book Review Prize for Innovative Fiction and was twice recipient of Southern Methodist University’s Haute Young Author Prize. He is the recipient of a Joan Scott Memorial Fiction Award. He is Prose Editor of Autre Magazine, and his fiction, nonfiction, and words have appeared in Tin House, Fanzine, The American Reader, Electric Literature, The New York Tyrant, Elimae, and elsewhere. He is currently at work finishing his second novel, titled: P.S. We’re Blowing Up Los Angeles.
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