Lenore gets all detailed and shit about the lifespan of an anxiety attack.

Slade Ham reflects on his experiences with other people’s insanity, and realizes that, in the end, he might not be that much different himself.

An ordinary trip to the pool for Greg Boose leads to thievery and enlightenment.

The first visit to her father’s grave unravels the author.

Benign public events can become the stuff of folly for some of us: school functions are full of social traps, birthday parties loaded with minefields of chit chat. Quenby Moone decides a new insurance product might be just the remedy.

I decided I was mentally ill when I was seven years old. I had just seen Sally Field in Sybil, and I agreed: It was all green. And the people! [Later, when I performed this scene for my acting class at the performing arts high school I attended, much to the chagrin of the real actors there, my teacher, [...]