Who came up with the concept of "therapy?" The Greeks. Who can do better healing than a half-naked masseuse/masseur. Recently completed another short novel - Winter's End. It's a thriller about a murderer who intentionally gets caught. The police are unable to find out who this person is... initially he seems to be a record-less, name-less, background-less person. In the end they find out who the murderer actually is. I wished the author had been more dramatic in uncovering who the person really is, and how he is related to those who investigating the murder cases (there has been a string of murders and apparently this John Doe was responsible). What motivated him to murder? Revenge/Avenge+Murder=Therapy? You tell me. I'm reading two other books at the moment, "The Way We Speak Now" and "The Dice Man" The Dice Man is crazy. Many many allusions to the Bible used in this Book. Very very contemporary... liberal. That's enough adject...
I spend the whole day in academia. This is where I let loose a little.