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    I was thinking about Nathan when it happened. It was January 2018. I sat in a small room in my company's

    Author: Torious W. Aspirations of a better life, one without drugs and alcohol, one without strife. Spirits high, heart in the

    Guess it’s been a dark ride here, Cause I’m not sure where I’ve been. I got lost in all the

    Embetween memories and thoughts of defeati rack lines on this mirror stuck in DisbeliefWhat have i becomei marvel rathen than

    Tennessee Williams, F Scott Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Cheever, Carver, Berryman… Six giants of American literature – and all addicted to alcohol.

    Creativity Can Play an Important Role in Addiction Recovery A novelist in recovery said he believed drinking made him a better

    The Power of Imagination in Psychotherapy Therapy emphasises the importance of exploring our minds, seeking truth or clarity and uncovering our past.

    Equilibrium, Truth, and Hope: What It's Like to Be a Writer in Recovery We speak to four accomplished writers about their writing

    I open my eyes and am terrified by what I see. I am trapped and don’t know where I am supposed

    In a room where whispers cling to the walls, A figure collapses as the darkness calls. Windows to the soul, reflecting the

    What are you burning I think it's your soul You're breathing in smoke That won't fill the hole And when you breathe out Your chemical

    Theft by Deception Welcome to Hell I feel like Heaven I’ll feed your head with lies Just one more time, you won’t die It was

    When Wolf Parade sang, "I keep my head up tight. I make my plans at night. And I don't sleep,

    On a given day, I might take 70 mg of Adderall to stay alert, focused, and energized for the duration

    One of my favorite writers of all-time was an underrated talent behind the likes of Parks and Recreation, Eastbound and

    I was never high enough. My body defied odds of survival. A regular EF5 tornado. He was my treatment center roommate