William Styron talks about emotional depression
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What an inspiring and courageous testimony. RIP Mr. Styron.
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Such valuable information for writers and those suffering from depression. The Confessions of Nat Turner is my Styron favorite. I'm ever grateful for his military service as well. He's an American southern voice in literature that we greatly cherish and will deeply miss.
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RIP William Styron... sophie's choice changed my life... made me a reader....wow what an experience that was... those few days of reading that book... felt like id lived a whole lifetime... Thank You Sir.
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Yes. Thanks for posting this priceless interview.
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he was a great man. darkness visible was a pretty harrowing account of his depression. I sympathize with his problems. R.I.P.
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Ohhh my good!, how much i love you Williammm!!!, Now I see how much i know you and I can understand that people don´t read books, people read authors, I read you and I was with you, After I´m going to be with you again...
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William and my Grt grand mother Leola Ross Nelson Johnson are cousins and I regret to hear he passed away. They are related in the Nelson, Fulford and Styron lines from Virginia and Carteret Co.,NC. I love and cherish my copy of Shadrach and have watch this video with my family in order for them to see the times in the 30's. I can help you, email me
What an intelligent, compassionate man. At least he seems to be! I first read 'Darkness Visible' when I was sixteen and suffering from an episode of major depression with anxiety. I think it saved my life and I'm still very grateful to Mr Styron.
LoFizz 3 years ago 7
Very good
itzhimiluv 4 years ago 5