Broadmoor Revealed

The book offers a vivid look into the past, but I'm curious what drew the author to this specific period and institution. Was it personal interest or new archival discoveries?

The descriptions of the mental health practices are unsettling and thought-provoking. How do readers reconcile this with modern perspectives on mental health care?

The book reads so vividly — I wonder how much was based on documented evidence and how much the author filled in from context or imagination.