Author:Michael L Walton
Sadly, no one can wave a magic wand over your head and remove your depression and when caught in a downward spiral of negativity the victim of this very common disorder may consider suicide as the only answer.
However, the author of Fighting the Black Beast has found a self-help method that really works. Having overcome his own depression he now offers you his 'Eight Point Plan' as a life-line. This book offers you a powerful weapon against the 'Black Beast' of depression and the means with which to fight and overcome it altogether.
Fighting the Black Beast shows that the dark world of depression is largely a self-created hell, and the downward spiral can be reversed. Recovery is at last made possible.
There are certain threads that run through the work of John O'Donohue. They manifest themselves with different colours and textures. The form may change for different purposes of rhythm and resonance, but the intention remains constant. It is grounded in human vulnerability and the desire, the longing, for a connection to the wonder of the divine in nature, and human life within it.
—— Michael D Higgins, politician and broadcasterHutchinson means what he says about demystifying his subject - by the biography's end there's not a stone left unturned
—— The ScotsmanA level-headed reappraisal of a man whose fantasies were fuelled as much by self-publicity as by any real demonic contact
Well informed and cool-headed . . . one can see that Crowley's own words would be of little use in conveying the facts of his life, which Hutchinson does admirably
—— New York Times
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