
Decomposing the Shadow
One person's psychological model of the mushroom experience, built from his own.

A first-person account in which Brian Jackson recounts his own use of psilocybin mushrooms, both recreationally and as what he frames as a personal medicine, and folds in summaries of university research then under way on psilocybin for obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, and anxiety. The book also traces how psychedelic plants and fungi were used across religious and cultural history. It sits between memoir and a lay overview of the therapeutic research lane, reflecting the state of the evidence as of 2015.
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One person's psychological model of the mushroom experience, built from his own.

Bett Williams lived with mushrooms in New Mexico for years. A literary memoir.

One man's multi-year use of psychedelics for trauma, and what he would tell you to do.

Eugenia Bone reports how people actually use mushrooms now, microdose to heroic.
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