My Lobotomy: A Memoir
by Howard Dully, Charles Fleming
Howard Dully’s memoir, written with Charles Fleming, examines the personal impact and broader significance of his lobotomy experience. Combining autobiography with reflection, the book offers an intimate perspective on memory, identity, medicine, and the lasting questions raised by a consequential medical procedure.
About This Book
My Lobotomy: A Memoir is a personal account by Howard Dully, written with Charles Fleming.
The book centers on Dully’s experience of undergoing a lobotomy and the lasting significance of that event.
It offers a memoir-based perspective on a subject connected to medical history, personal identity, and the consequences of medical treatment.
Suitable for readers interested in memoir, biography, medicine, and the human stories behind medical practices.
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