The Shutter of Snow is a semi-autobiographical novel reflecting author Emily Holmes Coleman's own experiences with postpartum psychosis. Originally published in 1930, the experimental stream-of-consciousness style takes on a new life in audiobook format for the first time. Fall into the world of Marte Gail, her daily life and her delusions, as she navigates the inside of Gorestown State Hospital. This raw portrait of motherhood and mental illness is a masterpiece that manages to push boundaries while remaining distinctly relevant.
