On Cove Mountain

<p style=margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Georgia; color: #000000;><span class=ql-size-large>In his new memoir </span><em class=ql-size-large>On Cove Mountain</em><span class=ql-size-large> author Ian Duncan discloses the true story of his commitment to a mental institution in 2001 and his sixteen-year battle to put behind him the stigma trauma self-doubt and legal consequences arising from his journey through depression. Here in unflinching detail he describes his passage from confinement in a padded cell to freedom on the peculiar mountain that became the setting for his spiritual sojourn the wilderness where he had to become lost before he could be found; where he encountered God in a storm met his wife and in his own words worked out his salvation with fear and trembling.  </span><em class=ql-size-large>On Cove Mountain</em><span class=ql-size-large> relates the shockingly commonplace ways a nice young man goes gently mad and the odyssey undertaken to find freedom self-understanding and peace. This is the story of one man's exchange of depression for joy bondage for victory loneliness for love. This is the story of how he was found.</span></p>