Toronto Book Review

IN THE MATTER OF EDWIN POTTER BY DAVID GEIGER

“In The Matter of Edwin Potter” (IMOEP) delves into the gripping tale of Edwin Potter, a man ensnared by the clutches of schizophrenia, leading to a tragic event that shakes the foundation of his existence. This page-turner captivates readers with its exploration of mental illness and its repercussions, urging society to confront the uncomfortable truths often overlooked.

David Geiger, a distinguished electrical engineer from New Jersey, navigates the intricacies of life with resilience and determination. Despite battling schizophrenia, Geiger’s academic and professional achievements stand as a testament to his unwavering spirit. With two decades of experience at Con Edison and a commitment to advocacy, Geiger brings a unique perspective to the narrative, drawing from his personal journey to shed light on the realities of mental illness.

IMOEP serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities surrounding mental health and the urgent need for societal reform. Through Edwin Potter’s harrowing journey, Geiger highlights the inadequacies of the current justice system in addressing the needs of the mentally ill. The book advocates for compassion, education, and systemic change, emphasizing the importance of empathy, medical research, and understanding in supporting individuals like Potter on their path to recovery.

“In The Matter of Edwin Potter” makes readers reflect on their own attitudes towards mental illness and advocate for change within their communities. Let us heed the call for empathy and understanding, standing in solidarity with those like Potter who deserve a chance at redemption and healing.

Purchase the Book Today on Amazon.

Rating: 5/5 Stars
Reviewer: Liam Weston
Date of Review: April 24, 2024

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