Crazed

Josef, whose life story is the subject of Madness, is a man whose family was struck by a series of tragic blows of fate immediately after his birth, yet no one ever told him about them. Can one find inner peace without knowing their family's past? Where can we find wisdom if we are consumed by an inner fire? What else can madness be but a place for suffering that has nowhere else to go?

In this raw yet light-filled novel, the author uses poetic language to explore the exclusion and curses that haunt those whose past has been swallowed by silence.