Psychoanalysis of a Murder

Psychoanalysis of a Murder begins on a hot August evening in 1909, when Sigmund Freud, along with his rival and student Carl Jung, got off the steamship George Washington. At the other end of the city, in an enormous apartment overlooking the city, a very beautiful woman is found dead, hanging from a chandelier; She was sexually tortured, whipped, cut and strangled. The next day, a second beautiful woman - a rebellious heiress who mocks high society and despises her dull, lifeless parents - narrowly escapes the killer's grasp. But Nora Acton, a hysterical, remembers nothing of the attack. One of America's first psychoanalysts, Dr. Stratham Younger begins to treat him under Freud's guidance.

While Freud deals with Jung's competitive spirit and his conspiracies to destroy himself, Younger is the one who finds himself in a murder mystery full of intrigues, masks and tricks of the human mind.

Written in a lucid language and based on impressive real details, Psychoanalysis of a Murder will reveal the admirable talent of a new novelist and cause you to reconsider what you know about Freud, Carl Jung and Hamlet.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 488

Year of Printing: 2006


Pocket Size:

Number of Pages: 460

Year of Printing: 2006


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Koridor Publishing

First Print Year: 2006

Language: Turkish