The World is Full of Laughter is a memoir about Dolly Sen’s experience with psychosis and manic-depression. The story describes Sen’s troubling relationship with her drunk and verbally abusive father, a life complicated by auditory hallucinations, and raw, personal accounts of suicide attempts. However, Sen comes to terms with her personal troubles, fuelling her creative heart. Recurring themes include mental health, self-doubt and contentment, writing, and family troubles.
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Trades Union Congress Library Collections, FWWCP Collection, Region 8 London, Box 11
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