A short, yet still phenomenal memoir - Cho dives directly into her experience with psychosis, from the loose connections she had with reality to the day to day life of involuntary admission to a psych ward. You would think that the stories of her life prior to this admission would detract from the psychosis narrative, but instead they work together to paint an image of Cho both past and present. A masterful use of split narrative, Inferno is a captivating memoir.