Monthly Archives: May 2015

One of Us or Something Other?

Posted on May 31, 2015 by annebuist

Analyzing the Perpetrators of the Acts That Shake Us to the Core: True Crime and Its Place in Books Though I am technically a forensic psychiatrist, the work I do is perinatal psychiatry—mental illness pertaining to pregnancy and the postpartum … Continue reading →

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The Buzz: Sydney Writer’s Festival 2015

Posted on May 23, 2015 by annebuist

This is my third Sydney Writer’s Festival, but the first in my own right, where I felt I could stride into the Green Room rather than sneak in as a guest and feel guilty if I was sitting and there … Continue reading →

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Shrinks: Psychiatry and the Brave New World

Posted on May 11, 2015 by annebuist

I read somewhere that if your favourite subject in your last year at school was English Literature (or American Literature I’m sure for the USA readers) and you did medicine, then you had a high likelihood of becoming a psychiatrist. … Continue reading →

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