The memoirs of an author living with Let me take you on a journey - a journey where you can hear my pain (well 'read' my pain anyway, let us not be pedantic but it IS a book and not a self-help CD). Learn about all the techniques I've tried when dealing with my bouts of depression and self-hatred - some techniques actively encouraged by professionals across the world, other techniques (prostitutes, drugs, self-harm) pretty much frowned upon. The spoilsports. What worked for me and what most certainly didn't! Told with the blackest of humour to keep things fun! Includes illustrations by the author and previously unpublished short stories!

In 'im fine' Matt Shaw described what he went through, on a daily basis, as he struggled to cope with having to live with depression (a sign of weakness according to a close family member). He detailed his experiences with mood swings, medications, cognitive behavioural therapy, self-prescribed drugs and more - all the time giving personal insight into his life. Here, in 'Still Fine', he continues sharing his story and experiences. This book (filled with fun anecdotes, whacky cartoons and twisted photographs as well as the humour which made 'im fine' a success) isn't a self-help guide but it does show fellow sufferers of mental illness that they're not alone. 'Brutal, funny, inventive, touching, and absolutely awe-inspiring. Without a doubt the best piece of work I've read in years.' - Craig Saunders, author of Rain and The Walls of Madness.