So, while I'm trying to figuring out what to do with regard to marketing, asking for advice everywhere and coming up with a plan (with many thanks to 
Well, exciting. It's exhausting. And exhilarating.
THE PROOFS.
The mailman just delivered them to me. The second proofs, that is. Some time ago I went through the whole, again, with a fine comb. I had some other people also take another look. And this was after the in-house editor of the publishing house had already gone through it all twice. But it's funny how much you still find.
So now it's time for another game:
Spot the difference 2.0.
Exciting. And a nice thing to balance out the marketing stuff. Because the publishing date is approaching fast.... 19th of March.
About the book
Are philosophers mad? And why? This book is diagnosing philosophy based on the definitions used by the American Association of Psychiatrists, which can be found in the Diagnostic Manual (DSM-5). In eight chapters, different diagnoses are looked at. With a thorough philosophical background, explaining the attitude and aspirations of contemporary philosophy, using every-day life examples and popular literature and movies to introduce different schools of thoughts to a general audience. With eventually asking the question - who is mad, the one diagnosing or the diagnosed?
This publication is in Dutch, published by Damon. Although I'm working on an English version of it, I'm sorry to say that I haven't found a publisher for it yet, so it will take some time before it will be available in English. The book is written for a general audience interested in philosophy and psychology, but not per se with a background in these topics.
