Eve LaPlante: Captive people

Those caught are full medical journals dealing with brain disorders, temporal lobe embolism, which involve severe seizures. Nonfiction writer Eve Love Plant has been digging into this unique brain disorder, temporal lobe embolism, which shows the face of temporal eclipsis as he traces it. Oliver Saxe writes in his book, Mars anthropologist: “There are a lot of celebrities who have done great things with T-bes," and he introduces the movement that gives the appearance of disease and inspiration that can cause disability to humans. The book begins with an artist description of Vincent van Gogh, a typical case for T.C.E.P.T. T.E. Ghagh is also famous for his own cutting ears with a beautiful painting of unique colors and excellent colors. The doctor who treated him wrote that Gogh “is suffering from a form of brain embolism,” which is the result of seizures in one part of the brain that handles emotions and memories with T. The book introduces the case and disease of many artists and common patients who have been diagnosed with T-shirts, including Gogh, Dostopsky, Louis Carol, and Flobert.

Korean title: 사로잡힌 사람들

Korean author: 이브 러플랜트

Korean publisher: 알마

ISBN-13: 9791159923548