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Bookmark: Invisible Cities #13 - Gila

Hanna Alkaf

21-Jun-16 14:00

Bookmark: Invisible Cities #13 - Gila

Gila: A Journey Through Moods and Madness is a brand new book that chronicles the untold stories of the men and woman living with mental illness in Malaysia. It is a deeply private world, one that is rarely spoken-of, that is often looked upon with shame and disgrace.


This week on Invisible Cities, Uma - and author Hanna Alkaf - take you into the invisible city that is the human mind.


Show Notes:


i. You can buy Hanna's book here


ii. In the episode, we spoke about the popular science author Mary Roach. You can find out more about her work here


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