Sessió de control ; Una casa fosca i un flagell

Psychoanalysis can be hell. Daniel Bastida wants to be an analyst, and he is on his way to becoming one, but his vocation falters, he slips, and two novels emerge from the slip. In Control Session, the man reaches the abyss of the profession after treating an erotomaniac who is convinced that Franco loves him. Daniel feels "taken away": why? In A dark house and a scourge, he is part of a gang of anti-psychiatry enlightened people who organize a lysergic trip to Saint-Alban in search of their guru. Sixantavuitism in vein. Before the split, Daniel was the same individual, but the dark relationship he had with his half-sister ends up splitting him in two. Because yes, psychoanalysis can be hell. "That Franco loves you? Great, you are the chosen one, there is no one to cast a shadow over you in the eyes of the infatuated dictator, although perhaps you don't need to tell everyone. Or keep in mind that a guy with so many obligations, and so many responsibilities, won't be able to devote much time to you, if at all".