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Captive, Madeline Dyer's first poetry collection, is based on the therapy writings she produced when she was experiencing psychosis and OCD due to autoimmune basal ganglia encephalitis, a rare type of brain inflammation caused by the immune system attacking the brain. While her communication skills and cognitive abilities diminished due to the effects of the inflammation, she was able to share her thoughts and emotions via the written word

Justin Aerni's Bitter Batter Brains is the first significant collection of poetry by the artist and poet written in his late 20s. This collection which was originally released in 2012 contains 81 original poems in Aerni's uniquely irreverent, controversial, and darkly humorous, satirical literary style.

A debut collection of poetry from platinum ARIA accredited artist Ziggy Alberts, Brainwaves explores life's experiences and emotions, inward and out. Deeply personal, frank, insightful, yet relatable, Alberts uncovers his introspective thoughts and lessons learned in conscious and intentional living.

This collection of poems was written from the day the author was sent to the emergency room through her first phase of radiation and chemotherapy treatment. Christina uses poetry to share her lived experience as a teacher, a patient, a psychologist, and a neurodivergent person. Kiss Your Brain: Diagnosis Diaries shares poems that fit under the categories of “on beautiful brains", “on resilience", and “on renewal".

Crossing a Bridge over Troubled Waters: Is a collection of contemporary poems for poetry lovers and enthusiasts that deals with spirituality, relationships, intellectual prowess, and enlightenment. It shares my beliefs that poetry is the purest form of communication, and it examines the influence of spirituality in our lives. In these tumultuous times of pervasiveness and evilness that encompass mankind, I truly believe that spirituality is the saving grace for mankind's existence.

From author and mind scientist Syed Mazhar Uddin Taj, this collection of poetry looks at the brain and mind and how we can create a better life for ourselves through poetic guidance. Beginning with poems for children, the author/poet encourages children to be mindful and think of others. To learn about ourselves and how to deal with stress from a young age can make us into more calm and relaxed adults.

We all wear many hats, and this book describes just a few in a lyrical and uplifting reminder that hats are only seasons of life to embrace and exchange as we grow and develop our lives. Join in on the poetic impression of the author as she explores some of the hats of life.