 | In the forties actress Frances Farmer was forced into psychiatric treatment, allegedly for alcoholism and other related problems. Her real "problem" was radicalism, which was "treated" with psychosurgery (Jenkins, 1984, p. 180). |
| Frances Farmer in her "problem days". |
Philip Jenkins, 1984. Crime and Justice: Issues and Ideas. Monterey, Calif.: Brooks/Cole.
Frances Farmer Books:
Will There Really Be a Morning? by Frances Farmer (paperback)
Will There Really Be a Morning? by Frances Farmer (hardcover)
Frances Farmer: Shadowland by William Arnold (paperback)
Frances Farmer: Shadowland by William Arnold (hardcover)
Look Back in Love by Edith F. Elliot (trade paperback; RARE)
