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    Dead Bunnies Make All Eight Of Me Cry
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    Dead Bunnies Make All Eight Of Me Cry

    By Adelise M Cullens

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    A novel about an Australian woman with dissociative identity disorder. Having "split" personalities is difficult, especially when you are poorly diagnosed. Join Suzie Hugo as she decides to take herself off her medication and go on a road trip around Australia with her cousin and her seven alters. "The Monster Under The Bed Was Me."
    My name is Violet...
    My name is Tanzy...
    My name is Monica...
    My name is Ivy...
    My name is Alice...
    My name is Rochelle...
    My name is Bailey...
    My name is SUZIE HUGO.
    And I have Dissociative Identity Disorder
    Suzie Hugo hallucinates seven different versions of herself. Her 'Me's' as she calls them. Her life has always been tumultuous, but when she decides to take herself off her meds again and go on a road trip things take a turn towards crazy town.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdelise M Cullens
    Release dateFeb 8, 2016
    ISBN9781311317940
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    Dead Bunnies Make All Eight Of Me Cry
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    Adelise M Cullens

    On my Twitter mini bio it says "I'm a hugger. Oh ... and I write things." This basically sums me up pretty nicely. I love to write, so I do. Writing, to me, is about sharing and connecting with people. I like to metaphorically reach out and hug people with my words! And as long as I am doing that, I am a happy clam. I hail from Australia, the land down under. (Where women glow and men plunder) More specifically, I am from the western burbs of Sydney. It is a truly magical place, where you can hear the call of sirens through the night and the sunsets are a bright watermelon from all the toxic pollution ... but nah, seriously, I love it here. I have a dog named Roe Roe, a black Lab with perpetually sad eyes that loves to hold my hand while I write. Seriously. You can see more of Roe on my social media. But, about my writing, I don't tend towards any particular genre. So, if you stick with me, hopefully you will be in for some surprises along the way. to quote the great Sylvia Plath - "And by the way, everything in life is writable about if you have the outgoing guts to do it and the imagination to improvise." Hugs AMC xxx

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