Time’s gone mad

‘Lanny’ by Max Porter

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in every direction from
wallpaper
several screws are missing
unwritten
“Strong argument”
the fairm-toun sang
Bloody Scotland
Oor Big Braw Cosmos
Putting patients first: that is all I have tried to do
“It’s an outrage!”
‘Royal College adds voice’
Hints
I keep having to remind myself
The forgotten village
Gamification
hairt
Girgenti followed Paestum
Girgenti
she makes it kinder
Thesis 1389
the Captain died
after the Napoleonic wars
at Girgenti: I heard two girls sing
it was a beautiful summer
with a blue sky day
and summer followed
‘Took me back’ to Paestum
Introducing Girgenti
Shall Angels Wait
It stopped me
‘Dream come true’
‘you call me a weed’
My career began with the “Defeat Depression Campaign”
Trainees’ Workshop
Front cover – Back cover
“U-turns”
Lesson of the week
Ten years ago
Akathisia
Position Statement: “FACTS”
Position statement: frequency of withdrawal reactions
Position Statement: “a top priority on our research agenda”
Position Statement: “the so called withdrawal reactions”
Position statement by Psychiatry: ‘not a moment too soon’
Position Statement on Radio 4: “a very small number”
Have I told you?
What hell and terror
It was the rain
Garden Archaeology
The oval walled garden
Letter to Professor Andrea Cipriani
Stravaiging need not be lonely
Twitter
Time’s gone mad
Two Bridge of Allan Stalwarts
SUSANA survey
on to which opened the little side-gate of our garden
Marcel Proust
A review: The Medical Model in Mental Health
In search of lost time
me
Samalaman
Wanzie
NOTES No. XXIV.
“uncritical partisan narrative”
“Antidepressants, withdrawal and addiction: where are we now?”
how many letters
A thank you letter
an umbilical cord
A letter in the BMJ
Published in the British Journal of Psychiatry (2000)
The matoke eaters
Serotonin is a vasoconstrictor
Serotonin and gut motility (1963)
Some neurophysiological aspects of Serotonin (1954)
“Doctors gamble on a cure”
“Is this pill a miracle?”
“Is this the answer to your problems?”
BBC2: 7.30pm, Tuesday 18th July 1995
“Does a disservice to psychiatrists”
‘At least 500 million years of nervous system evolution’
Psychiatry in General Practice (the early 1990s)
Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors
Pharmaceutical Mailing Lists
Medical leadership for mind, brain and body.
Wander into the woods [reserved for teddy bears etc . . .]
delivering news that passed me by
Dead Rat brains implored: it is by living we learn
Siberia
“Discontinuation Syndrome”
P O R S O L T
I mistook myself for a scientific label
On Melancholy Hill
Hame
Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival
Relics from the sanctum sanctorum
“what we believe in”
lost and yet preserved
All that is just
#hashtags
70,000 followers
“It is time to drive the stake into its misbegotten heart”
The Hydra monster of today
The loss of feeling
Savages
out of the Real
Stirling Marathon
flight of ideas
umbilical
a vulgar eloquence
Colin
Glasgow Style
To feel the wider life of Art
Impossible
A future for the past
The peacemaker
Vivendo discimus
Who would reclaim the mind from ill
Pica, pica, pica
And the artist . . .
a person has to be transcendent somewhere
Who cares?
Designed for a Rebellion!
S . . v. . D . r l . n g.
it was down to . . .
a two-masted lugger
She gangs in brawness
Lillias Hogg
angel
Hame
Pills or public health?
a collective loss
Paestum followed
This is now
That small place in the whole of time
The ‘ladder’ of partcipation
That moment [3rd from left, back row]
Award culture in British Psychiatry
After the Defeat Depression Campaign
Compelling Evidence
the art of departing from
‘Like the deck of a ship’
The Right Stuff – or The Wrong Stuff?
fairy liquid
Gilbert Farie
“Unpicked” by an Expert
I was not given the opportunity to say this in the Scottish Parliament . . .
Two years ago
offshore
dust

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