Description

Synopsys: Everybody's Crazy' by G C Bleeck chronicles a captivating exploration of the human mind and its diverse intricacies. This engaging narrative delves into various elements of human behavior, mental health, interpersonal relationships, and societal attitudes towards psychopathology. Bleeck offers a realistic yet compassionate account of the diverse paths of life that lead individuals to madness while critically analyzing the societal notions that often dictate standards of sanity. Through rich prose and deep introspective discussions, 'Everybody's Crazy' offers a thought-provoking exploration of recurring themes of madness within our society, suggesting that the path to understanding ourselves and others lies in accepting our shared insanity.

Synopsis

Title: Everybody's Crazy
Author/Publisher: G C Bleeck, The Currawong Publishing Company
Publication Year: 1943
Format: Hardcover

G. C. Bleeck's 'Everybody's Crazy', published in 1943 by the Australian firm The Currawong Publishing Company, presents a fascinating work of fiction exploring the intricate world of psychology. This vintage Hardcover volume offers an adult audience a narrative lens through which to examine human behaviour and mental states.

Emerging during the tumultuous years of the Second World War, this book delves into the complex topic of what drives human actions and perceptions, inviting readers to ponder the various aspects of the human condition through a fictional narrative.

• A Fictional Lens on Psychology: Unlike a traditional textbook, Bleeck's work employs a compelling narrative format to investigate psychological themes, providing a unique and engaging approach to understanding the human mind through character and story.
• Early Australian Perspective: Published by an Australian company in the 1940s, this title offers an intriguing glimpse into psychological discourse and popular literature from a distinct Antipodean viewpoint during a period of global upheaval.
• Exploring Human Behaviour: The provocative title 'Everybody's Crazy' signals an ambitious exploration of the spectrum of human mental states, prompting reflection on sanity, perception, and societal norms within the context of a fictional world.

As an original publication from 1943, 'Everybody's Crazy' represents a noteworthy piece of Australian literary history and psychological inquiry. It stands as a compelling acquisition for collectors interested in the evolution of psychological thought within fiction, particularly those with a focus on vintage Australian publications.

Condition

This item has been professionally inspected and is in Acceptable condition. Please refer to the photographs for detailed visual assessment.

Specifications

Shipping

• We ship every business day, on occasion we may post the same day but expect it to be shipped on the next business day with tracking.
• We offer Express Post & International Shipping.
• Where an item exceeds Australia Post weights or dimensions, we utilise a courier. In this case we are unable to ship to PO Boxes.
• Items are packed in padded bubble mailers, with exception of thin paperbacks or magazines or DVDs that are sent in cardboard envelopes.
• Large book sets are carefully packaged in boxes with packaging material to eliminate movement.

Return Policy

We are here to help! If you are unhappy with your purchase or you feel we've made a mistake, contact us and we are more than happy to assist to make your experience a positive one!

If we still can't solve the issue and you need to return your item, you can! Contact us within 30 days of the purchase for returns. Thereafter, we do not accept returns. Shipping costs are at the buyers expense.

Environmental Impact

We are one of the few sellers that package our items with not only great care but environmental impact consideration. We're committed to a carbon-neutral parcel delivery through Australia Post which provides positive environmental and social impacts.

We utilise the following packaging:

• Landfill-biodegradable bundling wrap to quickly secure and bundle items to avoid damage during transit. It can be recycled or disposed of in the general rubbish bin. Once disposed to landfill biodegradation is accelerated approximately 90+% faster than conventional bundling wrap, producing organic matter (a natural fertiliser) and no microplastics.
• Our plain padded bubble mailers are suitable for kerbside paper collection and recycling.
• All of our satchels are recyclable and made from 80% recycled content plastic.
• All of our envelopes can be recycled.