WHISPERS: The Voices of Paranoia

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Summary: Journey Into Paranoia
Review: "Whispers: The Voices of Paranoia" is hands-down one of the best books that I have ever read. Dr. Ronald Siegel, Ph.D., a forensic psychopharmacologist, is an incredible writer and an even better story-teller. His journey into the paranoid mind is enlightening, vivid, and dangerous. As Dr. Siegel unfolds each case study, the reader is thrown into the suspense, analyzing and foreshadowing the devious behavioral manifestations of the paranoid mind. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in psychiatry, clinical neuropsychology, forensic psychology, or simply a good, non-fiction suspense trip.

You will finish this book in less than a week. I simply could not put it down and have since gone on to order all of Dr. Siegel's books.

Rating:
Summary: Journey Into Paranoia
Review: "Whispers: The Voices of Paranoia" is hands-down one of the best books that I have ever read. Dr. Ronald Siegel, Ph.D., a forensic psychopharmacologist, is an incredible writer and an even better story-teller. His journey into the paranoid mind is enlightening, vivid, and dangerous. As Dr. Siegel unfolds each case study, the reader is thrown into the suspense, analyzing and foreshadowing the devious behavioral manifestations of the paranoid mind. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in psychiatry, clinical neuropsychology, forensic psychology, or simply a good, non-fiction suspense trip.

You will finish this book in less than a week. I simply could not put it down and have since gone on to order all of Dr. Siegel's books.

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Summary: 15year old's perspective
Review: I just had to throw in my two cents about how much I enjoyed this book. We had to get a book to read for English class. On a whim I bought this book, and could not set it down for the life of me! It's very interesting, I learned so much. And it's wonderfully written. All in all, it's wonderful

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Summary: 15year old's perspective
Review: I just had to throw in my two cents about how much I enjoyed this book. We had to get a book to read for English class. On a whim I bought this book, and could not set it down for the life of me! It's very interesting, I learned so much. And it's wonderfully written. All in all, it's wonderful

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Summary: A real thriller
Review: It's fascinating! I picked this up on a whim at the bookstore and read the first couple chapters. I was so enthralled that I quickly purchased a copy and I've been reading a chapter every night. Hitler's brain in a jar. Whispering teeth. Bugs under the skin. His analysis of each patient is geared towards the layman, but I can't help but think that even the highly educated in his field would enjoy these stories. As someone who has experienced minor paranioa in the past, it's good to read of those who have gone to extremes. I can't wait to read his other books.

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Summary: Notes From The Underground
Review: Paranoia starts with a whisper on the other side of the door. You stop and you hear movement and whispers on the other side of the door. Your hair stands on end.

This is the trigger. Everything else is amplification. The car that parks at midnight outside your window and the car doors opening and closing and the footsteps enter the building and go upstairs into the apartment directly above you!

And the footsteps above you follow you wherever you go. To the washroom, the kitchen, the living room. The footsteps above follow you.

In the morning you hear voices outside and you are certain that you will be jumped and killed by the people waiting for you to come out.

SO YOU CRINGE ON THE FLOOR BY THE WINDOW LISTENING TO THE VOICES AND THE FOOTSTEPS STALKING YOU, DARING YOU TO COME OUT!

AND YOU HIDE AND TREMBLE.

This is paranoia. This is what this book talks about. I have been there.