Prozac Highway: A Novel
Prozac Highway: A Novel by Persimmon Blackbridge is a first edition published by Press Gang Pub in 1997, featuring 267 pages in English. The story follows Jam, an over-forty cleaning lady and lesbian performance artist, as she navigates the challenges of mid-life. Struggling with depression, Jam finds solace in her online experiences, while her best friend Roz and her doctor offer contrasting perspectives on her mental health.
Readers will encounter a blend of humor and insight as Jam embarks on a cyberlit journey through urban life, exploring themes of aging and the impact of pharmaceutical solutions. The narrative captures the complexities of her relationships and the absurdities of modern existence, set against the backdrop of British Columbia and Vancouver. This novel delves into the intersections of identity and mental health, providing a unique perspective on the struggles of contemporary life.
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An over-forty cleaning lady and lesbian performance artist, Jam is hitting mid-life head-on. She’s having trouble walking to the corner store because she’s so depressed, but her forays onto the Internet are providing the perfect escape route. Her best friend Roz thinks she’s losing it. Her doctor thinks Prozac is the answer. Jam isn’t sure anyone really knows which way is up – but there’s definitely no going back! Hang on for a hilarious cyberlit journey through urban madness, pharmaceutical remedies for life and aging rebelliously.
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