Medical Narrative

The body as case, and as person. Writing from clinics and sickbeds — doctors, patients and the gap between a diagnosis and what it means to live with one.

On the Ideas & Lives shelf.

Books shelved as Medical Narrative

• Exhume — Danielle Girard
• Witches, Midwives, and Nurses — Barbara Ehrenreich
• Comemadre — Roque Larraquy
• The God of Small Things — Arundhati Roy
• The Whispering Skull — Jonathan Stroud
• The Fault in Our Stars — John Green
• Indelible — Karin Slaughter
• The Time Machine / The Invisible Man — H.G. Wells
• Frankenstein — Mary Shelley
• How To Survive A Plague — David France
• Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection — John Green
• The Hollow Boy — Jonathan Stroud
• The Time Machine — H. G. Wells
• The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde — Robert Louis Stevenson
• Bless Me, Ultima — Rudolfo Anaya
• Excise — Danielle Girard
• Faithless — Karin Slaughter
• Frankenstein — Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
• A Faint Cold Fear — Karin Slaughter
• Frankenstein - Mary Shelley — Mary Shelley
• Blindsighted — Karin Slaughter
• Pandora's Clock — John J. Nance
• Kisscut — Karin Slaughter
• The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul — Douglas Adams

Related genres

• Non-Fiction
• Biography
• Literary Criticism
• Philosophy
• Grief Memoir
• Memoir
• Theology
• Cultural Studies
• Political Theory
• Inspirational
• Feminist Theory
• Art History
• Anthropology
• Leadership
• Business

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