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ANXIETY & DEPRESSION

A collection of interviews, personal stories, poetry and short prose from around the world on the themes of anxiety and depression.


The SEVENTH in our Poetry for Mental Health book series.

“Such extremely important topics, affecting so many people.”

It is undeniable that putting thoughts, feelings and emotions into words, on paper, can be both therapeutic and an incredibly effective method of self-help and healing. In Anxiety & Depression, 114 writers and poets around the world (including: Australia, England, USA, Bahrain, Hong Kong, Philippines, Italy, India, Canada, Ukraine, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Cameroon, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Wales, Malawi, South Africa, Nigeria and Estonia) explore the themes of anxiety and depression, either from their own personal perspectives and experiences, or from the experiences of friends, family and people close by. Thought-provoking and emotional, but also positive and uplifting too as, for many, putting their thoughts and feelings into words has set many on the road to creativity, healing and ultimately recovery. 

ANXIETY & DEPRESSION

A collection of interviews, personal stories, poetry and short prose from around the world on the themes of anxiety & depression.

Compiled by Robin Barratt

Available mid June as a larger format 6 x 9 inch (15.24 x 22.86 cm) paperback and Kindle.

Publication end June, 2025.

ISBN: 9798284477878

Pages: 285

Contributors: 114

DEADLINE ENDED –  You can no longer contribute to this title.


CONTENTS

Poetry by James Aitchison

Interview with Kelly Maida

Poetry by Kelly Maida

Poetry by Mira Fox

Interview with Isabelle P. Byrne

Poetry by Isabelle P. Byrne

Poetry by Ellen Kolman

Poetry by LindaAnn LoSchiavo

Poetry by Anju Kapoor

Peter W. Morris’ story

Poetry by Todd Matson

Prose/Poetry by Caila Espiritu

Poetry by Ivan Pozzoni

Aishwariya Laxmi’s story

Poetry by Aishwariya Laxmi

Poetry by Roy J. Adams

Poetry & Prose by Carrie Farrar

Poetry by Duane Anderson

Poetry by Tim Boardman

John F. Zurn’s story

Poetry by John F. Zurn

Poetry by Mike Gosalia

Poetry by Christopher Johnson

Poetry by Yaroslav Gadzinsky

Interview with Vaishnavi Pusapati

Poetry by Vaishnavi Pusapati

Prose & Poetry by Abigail Ottley

Poetry by Simon Drake

Poetry by April Bulmer

Poetry/Prose by Octavia Mirga

Prose & Poetry by JT Caine

Paul Parker’s story

Poetry by Paul Parker

Poetry by Susannah Chatfield

Poetry by Emma Welch

Prose/Poetry by Sidney Wilson

Poetry by Brenda Mox

Interview with Mark Erwin

Poetry by Mark Erwin

Poetry by Jason Kirk Bartley

Poetry by Patrick O’Shea

Prose & Poetry by Faith Graham

Poetry by Penelope Bravo

Prose/Poetry by Tania Lowerson

Poetry by Jason Hallward

Poetry by Donna McCabe

Poetry by Joan McNerney

Poetry by B. Joycee Rani

Poetry by Amber Drake

Poetry by L. Marie

Prose/Poetry by Manoj Mathews T

Kathy Sherban’s story

Poetry by Kathy Sherban

Poetry by Annie Walsh

Poetry by Andrew Farrow

Poetry by Paulette Hampton

Poetry by Tricia Lloyd Waller

Poetry by Mónika Tóth

Holly Dowds’ story

Poetry by Holly Dowds

Poetry by Aseneh Nadesh Anjoh

Poetry by Koiko Tsuuda

Poetry by Delatria Sam

Poetry by Garima Sachdev Kapoor

Poetry by Diana Spore

Poetry by Mark Andrew Heathcote

Poetry by Keila Cruz

Poetry by Pip McDonald

Poetry by Hanh Chau

Poetry by John Tunaley

Poetry by Alex Vorhies Jr.

Poetry by Heeya

Poetry by Sian Eleri

Poetry by Nick Jones

Poetry by Donna Wester

Poetry by Scarlett Kelly

Poetry by Anthony Ward

Poetry by Francis H. Powell

Poetry/Prose by Julian Matthews

Poetry by Carolyn Dumas-Simons

Poetry by Sazma Samir

Poetry by Cynthia Foss

Poetry by Caligo Cai Amber

Poetry & Prose by Jude Brigley

Poetry by Basil Kaye

Poetry by Sam C. Smith

Poetry by Nivedita Roy

Poetry by C.W. Blackburn

Poetry by Annette Towler

Poetry by Michael H. Brownstein

Poetry by Riley Frank

Poetry by Kate Kennington Steer

Poetry by Madisen

Poetry by Jane H. Fitzgerald

Poetry by Tinamarie Cox

Poetry by Laura

Poetry by Zazie Kanwar-Torge

Poetry by Tina Carey

Poetry by Emily Astey

Poetry by Stephen Kingsnorth

Poetry by Monica E. Delano

Poetry by Nivedita Karthik

Poetry by Joanie Doherty

Poetry by Kathleen Chamberlin

Poetry by Christopher Martin

Poetry by Roland Wayne Bebler

Poetry by Michelle Morris

Poetry by Martin Chrispine Juwa

Poetry by Mehar Walia

Poetry by Ronald Finn

Poetry by Gary Shulman

Poetry by Muhammad Habibat Sani

Poetry by Ian Cognit

Poetry by MJ Coppola

Poetry by Tadala Nkanaunena

Poetry by Jamie Gannon

Poetry by Melissa W. Sorgi

Poetry by Jill Sharon Kimmelman

Poetry by Carmen L. Brown

Poetry by Melissa Lemay

Poetry by Roopali Sircar Gaur

Poetry by F.E. Scanlon

Quote by Sheryl L. Fuller

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