Oct 3
“I saw the charts that noted what made a patient more or less likely to succeed. I read about the ‘unexpected failures.’  According to the book the ‘unexpected failures’ were those attractive, intelligent, promising young women who had, against all expectation, offed themselves in the years post-discharge. 
I knew I shouldn’t be reading but I couldn’t stop. I read for clues to my own prognosis. It didn’t look good.”
Promising Young Women by Suzanne Scanlon is our October pick.  Download it here. 

“I saw the charts that noted what made a patient more or less likely to succeed. I read about the ‘unexpected failures.’  According to the book the ‘unexpected failures’ were those attractive, intelligent, promising young women who had, against all expectation, offed themselves in the years post-discharge. 

I knew I shouldn’t be reading but I couldn’t stop. I read for clues to my own prognosis. It didn’t look good.”


Promising Young Women
by Suzanne Scanlon is our October pick.  Download it here


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    This looks really cool. Sort of Green Girl-ish sounding, which of course
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