Shockaholic

In "Shockaholic," Carrie Fisher, with her signature razor-sharp wit and raw vulnerability, offers an unflinching look into her extraordinary life. Building upon the candid revelations of her earlier memoirs, Fisher delves deep into her lifelong struggles with bipolar disorder and addiction, providing a deeply personal and often darkly humorous account of navigating mental illness under the intense glare of Hollywood's spotlight. From her experiences with electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) to the complexities of her famous family, she shares anecdotes that are both poignant and laugh-out-loud funny. Fisher dissects her relationships, her career, and her own psyche with a self-deprecating charm that makes even the most difficult topics accessible. More than just a celebrity memoir, "Shockaholic" stands as a powerful testament to resilience, a vital call for destigmatizing mental health issues, and an unforgettable journey through the mind of one of entertainment's most beloved and candid figures.