Yellow & Green is an Autobiography About Agoraphobia and Angst

Marcy Chen is a self confessed agoraphobic and her Yellow & Green: Not an Autobiography of Marcy Chen sure does seem like an angst filled autobiography of her living with Agoraphobia.

Leave Angst Behind

I looked up Agoraphobia and the description does show how much angst and anxiety an agoraphobic person must endure daily, when even the simplest tasks become a terrifying event. But don’t be satisfied with just a cold and clinical description of the condition of agoraphobia. Try walking a mile in an agoraphobic’s trembling shoes, or better still, experience an autobiographical year of angst with an agoraphobic in Yellow & Green: Not an Autobiography of Marcy Chen

Yellow & Green: Not an Autobiography of Marcy Chen

(Unrelated and irrelevant note: I have to laugh sometimes at Google’s interpretation of ‘relevant’. Seemingly, my use of the keyword ‘autobiography’ equals ‘Auto parts’ and ‘Angst’ is an opportunity to publish ads in the German language.)

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