In his early thirties, Danny Evans had a smokin'' hot wife, a new baby boy, and the highest paying job he''d ever had. Then, in the span of one week, a sudden layoff and the events of 9/11 plunged Evans into a crushing depression. At turns poignant and uproarious, Rage Against the Meshugenah vividly traces Evans'' journey through the minefield of mental illness from a modern man''s point-of-view, including his no-holds-barred confrontations with infuriating sexual side effects, self-medication with beer and porn, and a therapist named Neil Diamond.

Danny Evans is here to tell readers the truth about depression, in his own unique style. Skillfully combining self-deprecating humor, absurdly ridiculous insights, and astute pop culture references, Evans reveals his universal struggle to make himself feel happy in a world gone mad, and he''s willing to let readers in on his rollercoaster ride of laugher, tears and a whole lot of meshugenah.

In his early thirties, Danny Evans had a smokin'' hot wife, a new baby boy, and the highest paying job he''d ever had. Then, in the span of one week, a sudden layoff and the events of 9/11 plunged Evans into a crushing depression. At turns poignant and uproarious, Rage Against the Meshugenah vividly traces Evans'' journey through the minefield of mental illness from a modern man''s point-of-view, including his no-holds-barred confrontations with infuriating sexual side effects, self-medication with beer and porn, and a therapist named Neil Diamond.

Danny Evans is here to tell readers the truth about depression, in his own unique style. Skillfully combining self-deprecating humor, absurdly ridiculous insights, and astute pop culture references, Evans reveals his universal struggle to make himself feel happy in a world gone mad, and he''s willing to let readers in on his rollercoaster ride of laugher, tears and a whole lot of meshugenah.

In his early thirties, Danny Evans had a smokin'' hot wife, a new baby boy, and the highest paying job he''d ever had. Then, in the span of one week, a sudden layoff and the events of 9/11 plunged Evans into a crushing depression. At turns poignant and uproarious, Rage Against the Meshugenah vividly traces Evans'' journey through the minefield of mental illness from a modern man''s point-of-view, including his no-holds-barred confrontations with infuriating sexual side effects, self-medication with beer and porn, and a therapist named Neil Diamond.

Danny Evans is here to tell readers the truth about depression, in his own unique style. Skillfully combining self-deprecating humor, absurdly ridiculous insights, and astute pop culture references, Evans reveals his universal struggle to make himself feel happy in a world gone mad, and he''s willing to let readers in on his rollercoaster ride of laugher, tears and a whole lot of meshugenah.