by Jeff Godin
Jeff Godin returns with the powerful sequel to his first memoir, continuing his journey as a Cree and Irish man living with schizophrenia. In this second volume, Jeff digs even deeper into his experiences with mental illness, addiction, creativity, and cultural identity.
From the streets of Winnipeg to the corners of his own mind, he shares a brutally honest account of survival, recovery, and the fight to be seen as more than a diagnosis. His voice is sharp, fearless, and unapologetically real.
This is a story for anyone who has battled the system, questioned their place in the world, or fought to hold onto hope. Jeff's writing doesn't ask for permission. It demands attention.
by Jeff Godin
Jeff Godin returns with the powerful sequel to his first memoir, continuing his journey as a Cree and Irish man living with schizophrenia. In this second volume, Jeff digs even deeper into his experiences with mental illness, addiction, creativity, and cultural identity.
From the streets of Winnipeg to the corners of his own mind, he shares a brutally honest account of survival, recovery, and the fight to be seen as more than a diagnosis. His voice is sharp, fearless, and unapologetically real.
This is a story for anyone who has battled the system, questioned their place in the world, or fought to hold onto hope. Jeff's writing doesn't ask for permission. It demands attention.