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It is a black, dilapidated street, avoided by all decent people, where the crazy houses were seized upon, when their decay was far advanced, by some bold vagrants who after establishing their own possession took to letting them out in lodgings.

In The Fall of Crazy House (9781478995494, $25.00), he works with Gabrielle Charbonnet in a production deftly narrated by Therese Plummer.

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On the other side of the tracks, a brain-damaged teen in the "crazy house" delivers a mixed-race baby.

Pleasure and Power

7 Hang Nga Guesthouse, Da Lat, Vietnam (1990) Translated as 'crazy house', it's a mash-up of Gaudi, Dali, Tolkien and Disney.

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My house is a crazy house, but they even keep saying to me, 'Mummy, is our little baby sister in there yet?' and I'm like, 'No, that's just my food'."

Danielle defends baby gender selection

Resembling a melted candle accessed by a winding staircase, this bizarre building, inspired by Salvador Dali 's art, is also known as the Crazy House.

Wanders of the World

Seized by the authorities along with other undesirable teens, Becca is on death row in the brutal and nightmarish prison known as the Crazy House. Cassie, aided by Nathaniel, the cell leader's son, and the Outsiders, must rescue her twin.

Patterson, James, and Gabrielle Charbonnet. Crazy House

"They send girls like me to the crazy house - or simply stone us to death," says Maria ToorpT akai, who has faced Taliban thrT eats and escaped bombs and bullets to seek the freedom she has always wanted.

I set fire to my dresses and lived as a boy for 10 years; Pakistan squash champion Maria Toorpakai tells Hannah Stephenson about the sacrifices she made in pursuit r of freedom and sport in her homeland profile

"They send girls like me to the crazy house - or simply stone us to death," says Maria Toorpakai, who has faced Taliban threats and escaped bombs and bullets to seek the freedom she has always wanted.

I burned my dress and became a boy; Pakistan squash champion Maria Toorpakai lived as a boy from the age of five to pursue the sport she loved and find the freedom she craved, she tells HANNAH STEPHENSON

"I met some guy up in Alaska in the middle of nowhere who was trying to describe this crazy house he had seen,'' Bridges said.

A mystery at the bend

Crazy House was the married quarters, as weather conditions usually kept children inside, with ensuing noise.

An abandoned Soviet mining town in the Arctic, Pyramiden is being prepared for rebirth. The AR discovers how nature and tourism are now staking their claims