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Freudian Slip by Franklin Abel

Freudian Slip, written by Franklin Abel, is an intriguing exploration of the human mind and its hidden depths. The author delves into the realm of psychology and psychoanalysis, shedding light on the intricate workings of the subconscious.

Abel presents an engaging narrative that follows the life of the protagonist, Julian Stevenson, a successful psychiatrist grappling with his own psychological turmoil. Through Stevenson's personal experiences and interactions with his patients, Abel expertly weaves together a tale that challenges conventional beliefs about the human mind.

One of the standout aspects of Freudian Slip is the way it incorporates Sigmund Freud's groundbreaking theories into the narrative. Abel effortlessly brings Freud's concepts to life, showcasing their impact on the characters and their respective journeys of self-discovery. The author's careful research and deep understanding of psychoanalysis are evident, making this a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in psychology.

Moreover, the character development in this book is exceptional. Abel skillfully brings a diverse cast of characters to life, each with their own unique psychological struggles. From Stevenson's complex relationships with his patients to his own unresolved emotions, the characters are well-rounded and evoke a strong sense of empathy. The book's exploration of their inner thoughts and motivations adds depth and complexity to the story, leaving readers captivated.

Abel's writing style is concise yet descriptive, allowing readers to fully immerse themselves in the characters' minds. The dialogue is engaging and realistic, contributing to the authenticity of the story. The pacing of the plot is well-balanced; even during the more introspective moments, there is a palpable sense of suspense that keeps readers eager to uncover the next revelation.

However, there are instances where the narrative can feel somewhat dense and overly psychological. While this is expected given the subject matter, it may be a deterrent for readers seeking a lighter, more casual read. Additionally, some readers might have appreciated a clearer resolution for certain character arcs, as a few loose ends are left untied.

Overall, Freudian Slip is an enthralling journey into the depths of the human mind, skillfully written by Franklin Abel. It offers a unique blend of psychological analysis, compelling storytelling, and an exploration of the complexities of the human psyche. With its well-constructed plot and richly developed characters, this book will undoubtedly leave readers pondering the intricacies of their own subconscious long after they've turned the final page.

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Transcriber's Note:

This etext was produced from Galaxy Science Fiction May 1952. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.

Freudian Slip

By FRANKLIN ABEL

Illustrated by HARRINGTON

Things are exactly what they seem? Life is real? Life is earnest? Well, that depends.

On the day the Earth vanished, Herman Raye was earnestly fishing for trout, hip deep in a mountain stream in upstate New York.

Herman was a tall, serious, sensitive, healthy, well muscled young man with an outsize jaw and a brush of red brown hair. He wore spectacles to correct a slight hyperopia, and they had heavy black rims because he knew his patients expected it. In his off hours, he was fond of books with titles like Personality and the Behavior Disorders , Self esteem and Sexuality in Women , Juvenile Totem and Taboo: A study of adolescent culture groups , and A New Theory of Economic Cycles ; but he also liked baseball, beer and bebop.

This day, the last of Herman's vacation, was a perfect specimen: sunny and still, the sky dotted with antiseptic tufts of cloud. The trout were biting... Continue reading book >>




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