Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason

Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason

Martha has spent decades experiencing episodes of severe mental distress that no doctor has been able to properly name or treat, and the novel traces the wreckage this has caused across her marriage, family relationships and sense of self, narrated with a dark, precise wit that keeps the material from tipping into misery memoir territory.

Mason writes about undiagnosed mental illness with unusual specificity and honesty, refusing both easy redemption and pure despair, and the novel's late diagnosis reframes everything readers thought they understood about Martha's behaviour throughout, without excusing the damage it caused.

A critically acclaimed novel, praised for its sharp humour alongside genuine emotional depth.

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