Zig-Zag Boy: Madness, Motherhood and Letting Go by Tanya Frank
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Overview: A moving portrait of a mother’s love for her son … fiercely intelligent, humane and necessary.
I’m scared the bad people will hear me talking to you. I watch him take his notebook and a marker pen from his bag. As he zips the compartment back up I see the tip of our large, serrated kitchen knife, the one that went missing last night. Zach was nineteen when Tanya discovered him rerouting the wires of their landline, sure that the phone was bugged, that his friends were Mafia, that the helicopters swirling above were deployed by spies, that he couldn’t trust anyone – her included. That moment upturned and unmoored everything. It would strand them both in a profound and terrifying isolation the way that perhaps only a psychotic break – or loving someone who is experiencing one.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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