Letters From The Looney Bin (Book 1)

Posted on 15 December 2019 by Thatcher C. Nalley

LETTERS FROM THE LOONEY BIN is a 1 Bestseller In the late 1970s the Emerson Rose Asylum became completely abandoned all the patients, doctors, staff, vanished and were never seen again The events circling this mass exodus have been one of the most baffling disappearances in history Until now A stack of bundled letters was found inside a tattered asylum mattress during the Emerson demolition These letters, all addressed to the pseudonym Dr Quill, were written by the patients as they documented the demise of the Emerson Rose Asylum The patients innocently convey their dire pasts while the events occurring hint toward dark happenings outside their doors Haunting, their words conjure feelings both grim and promising, as they secretly conjure a plan of mass exodus from the volatile institution The names have been changed, but the stories have not Though their identities are protected, the essence of these patients challenges, triumphs, corruptions, salvations, and most of all, their human spirit, remains untouched Their journey will become your journey as the patients chronicle their final months in these, Letters from the Looney Bin www.LooneyLetters.com Follow at www.facebook.com LettersFromLooneyBin Read Letters From The Looney Bin (Book 1) – kino-fada.fr Wow I enjoyed this read a lot I m a sucker for Asylum type stuff and this was right up my alley Here s another one that I can t tell if it s real or not I definitely seem to gravitate towards books like that And this one is really good Crazy people are so fascinating Combine the insane with an insane asylum and a conspiracy, then you have Letters from the Looney Bin I loved reading all about why each inmate has been committed And then to see their discontent with their doctors I know Wow I enjoyed this read a lot I m a sucker for Asylum type stuff and this was right up my ...Conceptually brilliant Delivery is lacking Everything from the cover to the title pulled me in Everything seems to be leading up to a masterpiece Once I read it I had a totally different opinion Each letter ha...This book lacked an editor among other things Despite my expertise in editing and writing, many of the errors were of the type that Microsoft Office will automatically note for correction and that might be found in a very rough draft Whil...This book promised a lot and delivered nothing much It purported to be the first book in an undisclosed number of volumes about a mysterious disappearance of the residents and staff of a fictional mental hospital in the 1970 s, told through letters left by the patients themselves The stories behind their breakdowns are all hackneyed tales of childhood abuse and neglect The hospital has descended into the realm of a snake pit at hands of the current sadistic director and staff, yada yada And This book promised a lot and delivered nothing much It purported to be the first book in an undisclosed number of volumes about a mysterious disappearance of the residents and staff of a fictional mental hospital in the 1970 s, told thr...So I am not really sure how I feel about this book except to say that 1.Conceptually a brilliant idea I believe this was billed as a series and if that s the case than the stopping point left a lot to be desired This book did nothing to make me need to read the next one I will, because I find subject interesting and would also see if the author makes improvements Also understanding full well, that these are only letters and couldn t possibly contain anything, but a peek into the lives and So I am not really sure how I feel about this book except to say that 1.Conceptually a brilliant idea I believe this was billed as a series and if that s the case than the stopping point left a lot to be desired This book did nothing to make me need to read the next one I will, because I find subject interesting and would also see ...Although made to look like a work of non fiction, it is, in fact fiction No one ever found out what happened to Emerson Rose mental institution It s patients, doctors, and staff mysteriously disappear with no clues as to what happened or where everyone went Years later, as the property was set to undergo demolition, a cache of letters was found hidden within a m...I really enjoyed this The mystery about it I like the concept of it I liked that you learned the history of the patients through their individual letters I was surprised by the empathy I had for some of them A lot of the stories are sad Which I wasn t expecting From the cover of the book I guess I thought it would be like dark tales, like scary story compilation in the form of letters, Dark sinister in that way horror It did have its dark topics in some of the things that I really enjoyed this The mystery about it I like the concept of it I liked that you learned the history of the patients through their individual letters I was surprised by the empathy I had for some of them A lot of the stories are sad Which I wasn t expecti...This is a short, mysterious book with a lot of merit and a few drawbacks While I love the concept and the writing is often exceptional, I had problems at times believing the voices that make up the lyrical ensemble of the larger tale I felt some were too Gothic to pass for the voices of 1970s lunatics, and the ones that weren t too Gothic were still a bit too organized and sanitized That said, the writing is still very good and the mystery is compelling I believe mos...Insanity or Product of Circumstance The letters are very interesting, but the plot of the story is not quite clear to me I realize that the Asylum was torn down and everyone vanished Years later these letters to Dr Quill are found, written by the patients The good doc died of mysterious heart attack and the doc that took over is vicious and performing illegal experiments ...The first page disturbed and intrigued me As I read, I could actually hear the characters voices in my head Brilliant narration, the author has created a world where we uncomfortably go into and think of our own escape with the patients, each sentences dragging you deeper into the world of the as...

15 December 2019

Thatcher C. Nalley