Books about people with DID

Recently I read a biography called 'Today I'm Alice'. I would like to know if someone know any book or movie about people with dissociative identity disorder.

Other books about DID I had already read:
*Fight Club
*Sybil
*the strange case of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde

I read this one recently:
"Pretty Girl Thirteen" by Liz Coley. But it's cheesy and a bit stupid fictional story...but entertaining if you get past the portrait of DID. It's a young adults book, so don't expect anything deep.

"The Three Faces of Eve" by Corbett Thigpen (?) is an old classic. No idea what the book is but I like the movie version.

Oh, my favorite is the "Bastard/Goblin/Wolf" trilogy by Tyler The Creator. However, those are rap albums, not books or movies.

I also like the movie "Identity" with John Cusack. Although, I don't usually like the idea of portraiting persons with DID as murderers. (Which is paradoxical considering that I Iove Tyler The Creator.)

There was one I picked up from here a few months ago.

It's a sci-fi.
"This Alien Shore" by CS Freidman

I haven't read but know of:

Sum of All My Parts by Olga Trujillo - Biography

Set this house in order by Matt Ruff - A fictional story with good comments

When the rabbit howls by Truddi Chase's - A classic.

Ha! I had to go through many pages in the forum but found it:

A fractured mind by Robert Oxnam

The stranger in the mirror by Marlene Steinberg

There are many comments about books in the forum if you want to look for them.

I'd like to read your comments on the books should you read them.

Sea

The Flock: The Autobiography of a Multiple Personality by Joan Frances Casey (not read yet)

First Person Plural by Cameron West
(you can see an interview with him and his wife here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/1 ... 91462.html )

Breaking Free by Herschel Walker

Which One Am I? by Thomas Smith & James Darrell Williams (not read yet)


Out of the ones already listed I really enjoyed Set This House in Order, When Rabbit Howls and A Fractured Mind.

When Rabbit Howls and Set This House in Order don't push unification, which is nice for us, as soon as we're currently aiming for co-con co-op only.
The author of a Fractured Mind has stated in an interview once that he doesn't expect they will unify either, though there were some "mergers" in the book.

The stranger in the mirror is a textbook not a biography or novel.
The Myth of Sanity by Martha Stout, though a little out of date, is also a neat book in the same vein.
Mind you, when it comes to textbooks The Haunted Self is top dog for us.

Fractured by Ruth Dee

The Magic Castle by Carole Smith (a child with DID)

Am I a good girl yet? by Carolyn Bramhall

All of me - Kim Noble.

Kim Noble has been on Oprah's show a few years ago.