“some strange and inexplicable horror in the background” [CARD]
This Morley-Montgomery award-winning article is the only one written under a pseudonym (thus far). In “The Case of ‘J’: A Psychoanalytic Case Study with Particular Attention to `Marriage Neurosis’, one D.K. Andrews provides a 1920s medical journal-like case study.
In it, Dr. Andrews presents the background of an individual every Sherlockian is familiar with, providing some Freudian analysis on decisions this individual has made. It’s a fascinating approach and it’s just a Trifle.
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