Voces Animarum by Marten Hoyle
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In the chilling pages of Marten Hoyle’s “Voces Animarum,” readers are plunged into the depths of a mind besieged by shadows. This is not merely a book; it is a portal to the Eglantine Home for the Poetically Unsound, where the line between sanity and madness is as thin as a whisper.
Anonymously penned, the narrative beckons you into a world where every corner conceals a nightmare, and the darkness is alive with voices – some crying out, some whispering secrets. The illustrations, a grotesque gallery of the soul’s darkest fears, are windows into a reality twisted by schizophrenia’s cruel hand.
Patient Unit A-17’s account is a descent into the heart of terror, a journey through a landscape where the most horrifying possibilities are brought to life. With each turn of the page, the reader is dared to walk further into the abyss, to confront the evils that lurk within and question what is real.
“Voces Animarum” is a masterclass in horror, a tale that ensnares the senses and won’t let go, long after the final page is turned. It’s midnight within these pages, and there may be no way out.
United StatesRead if you Dare
This author suffers from schizophrenia and has turned his experience into an artistic and literary expression told from his perspective. He feels passionate about expanding the world’s view on people with his condition, feeling the limited information currently available tells a singular narrative. This narrative excluding the multi faceted and personal experiences of many with the condition. His work is not only in book format but has been shared internationally in an art exhibition format. In Canada the exhibition which was themed around the book and its art and its message went on tour in Northern Ontario. The book challenges what we think we know of schizophrenia and challenges religion and spirituality!
United StatesVoices of the Soul
This is a dark and wonderful dive deep into the schizophrenic mind! A place where our demons dwell with mirrors in hand to show us our scariest selves. This book challenges what we think we know about schizophrenia and mental health as well as what we’ve been taught about religion and spiritually. I highly recommend this book for those unafraid of the rabbit holes and their own psyche!