The Shadow Of The Mole

The Shadow Of The Mole is a gripping and thought-provoking novel that delves into the depths of human psychology during times of war.

Set against the backdrop of World War I, this book follows the story of a mysterious man known as The Mole, who claims to have lost his memory and believes he is dead.

As the military brass considers him a deserter, a front physician and psychiatrist-in-training Michel Denis tries to unravel the patient's secret.

Through a series of events, The Mole begins to write a story in écriture automatique that takes place in Vienna, with Dr.

Josef Breuer, Freud’s teacher, in the leading role.

This book offers a thrilling tableau of loss, frustration, anger, madness, secrets, and budding love, all set against the staggering backdrop of war.

With superb insight into the horrors of war and the trail of human suffering that results from it, The Shadow Of The Mole is a must-read for anyone looking for a compelling and thought-provoking novel.