<link href="../Styles/style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> <meta content="urn:uuid:ac6d72ac-3548-427a-bdc3-ba604aa48d4b" name="Adept.expected.resource"/> </head> <body> <p class="center"><img alt="" src="../Images/strangers.png"/></p> <p class="center"><strong>STRANGERS AMONG US</strong></p> <p class="center"><strong>Tales of the Underdogs and Outcasts</strong></p> <p class="center"><strong>Edited by Susan Forest</strong></p> <p class="center"><strong>and Lucas K. Law</strong></p> <p class="center"><strong>AVAILABLE NOW FROM LAKSA MEDIA GROUPS</strong></p> <p class="noindent">“...stories do a masterful job of knitting legitimate and painful mental illnesses to characters who still retain agency and power.”</p> <p class="right">—Kirkus Reviews</p> <p class="noindent">“Mental illness is an exciting theme for an anthology, leaving plenty of room for variety.”</p> <p class="right">—Library Journal</p> <p class="noindent">“The writers of these stories address such varied subjects as agoraphobia, depression, schizophrenia, autism, anxiety, and addiction...readers who have mental illnesses may find themselves somewhere in these pages and as a result may no longer feel so alone or isolated.”</p> <p class="right">—School Library Journal</p> <p class="noindent">“The stories in Strangers Among Us are as varied in tone and approach as their authors. The power of the collection derives from this variety; while each story can be read in isolation, the assemblage of outsiders feels, on a whole, exultant.”</p> <p class="right">—Quill & Quire</p> <p class="center">Benefit: Canadian Mental Health Association</p> <p class="center">Paperback: 978-0-9939696-0-7</p> <p class="center">Hardcover: 978-0-9939696-4-5</p> <p class="center">eBook: 978-0-9939696-1-4</p> </body> </html>