Truddi Chase was the author of When Rabbit Howls, a personal account of her abusive upbringing and her struggle with dissociative identity disorder. She passed away in 2010.
Praise for When Rabbit Howls
“Startling...stunning...powerful.”—The San Francisco Chronicle
“Perhaps the most extraordinary victim of multiple personalities on
record. A nightmarish story the reader cannot easily forget.”—The
Chicago Tribune
“Horrifying, compelling...a shocking tale...extremely
disturbing.”—Psychology Today
“A fascinating book...unusual and very emotionally touching.”—Dr.
Cornelia Wilbur, the psychiatrist who treated Sybil
“An extraordinary story. [When Rabbit Howls] is the reconstruction,
through therapy, of the lost life of a woman so...abused by her
stepfather that her only defense down the years was to shatter into
the Troops...no fewer than 92 different and autonomous
personalities.”—The Guardian (London)
“Remarkable...alarmingly real and courageous.”—Toronto Sun
“Fascinating, provocative reading.”—Library Journal
“The first book authored by a multiple personality...When Rabbit
Howls is a document that breaks the silence...a searing indictment
of the crime of child sexual abuse...a truly moving and
thought-provoking work...an uplifting, inspiring story of a
survivor.”—Sojourner: The Women’s Forum
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