""Psychotic Interlude" may come over as less polished than Sue Holt"s previous work but there is a rawness and honesty that shines through. The combination of poetry and insights into Sue"s mindset at the time she was writing are very powerful. There is a real sense of the struggle, the search for identity and a sense of self. "Psychotic Interlude" is not just about a person"s struggle with their mental health status but a more profound statement about humanity. " - By Paul Andrews, fellow bi-polar traveller, occasional writer and friend Description "Psychotic Interlude" is a woman"s quest for answers. Sue Holt has bipolar disorder and struggles with religious delusions. Her analytical mind tries to make sense of faith and her delusional beliefs. "Psychotic Interlude" enables the reader to become intimately involved in Sue Holt"s life as her mind begins to unravel leaving her emotionally unable to deal with day to day life, leading to a...