Don't Look Down

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Exploring the complex lives of four men, aged 18 to 81, who have committed murder and reside in a forensic psychiatry ward, the narrative delves into both the tragedy and dark comedy of their experiences. Canadian psychiatrist and novelist David Laing Dawson brings a unique perspective, drawing on his previous acclaimed works. His writing style blends elements of crime fiction with humor, reminiscent of Elmore Leonard and Seinfeld, offering a raw and realistic portrayal of the human psyche within a psychiatric setting.