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Rebecca Hunt talks about her first novel, Mr Chartwell, which re-envisions Winston Churchill's famous bouts of depression as actual visits from a huge black dog.
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Peter D. Kramer received his M.D. from Harvard and is the best-selling author of Listening to Prozac, Should You Leave?, Spectacular Happiness, Moments of Engagement, and Against Depression.
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