There are instances in one case of a young man, certain that he is being trailed and his every move followed by spies. There are stories in here from real people that might evoke feelings in you as well as a commentary and resources that may be helpful from psychiatrists, psychologists, caregivers, patients, advocates, and volunteers.Ī novel unlike many other works of nonfiction, this is an honest look at the way that mental health is seen and even lived in a country such as Malaysia. These are tales never told before of those people as well as the various other individuals that work with them, care for them, campaign for them, and love them. Make no mistake that it is an honest look at a variety of stories of men and women in Malaysia that live with mental illness. However, this is a book that examines the issues that mental health services provide. The book is an intriguing collection that comes with an interesting title that draws you in. The book is a self-described journey, an exploration through madness and moods and the various facets of this topic. Her first full length work of nonfiction is titled GILA. Her stories have been featured as part of different anthologies and collections. She also is more of an introvert than an extrovert and considers herself a professional at it.Īlkaf may have her first novel in print in 2016, but her work has appeared many times before that.
She considers herself to be part of the house Hufflepuff when it comes to the world of Harry Potter. She wrote her first short story at eighteen and it was accepted into a local anthology.Īlkaf is a writer of books for young adults. Hanna Alkaf is a published author and a mother of two.
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