A Psychologist's Autofiction Turns Fetish Into a Study of Identity
In "Latex," clinical psychologist Samuel Dock writes about his fetishism for the material, using it as a starting point for a literary reflection on identity and appearances, according to Le Monde.
Samuel Dock, a clinical psychologist, has published an autofiction titled "Latex" in which he writes openly about his own fetishistic relationship to the material, according to Le Monde. The newspaper describes the book as a self-portrait that is both raw and refined.
According to the same account, the book is not simply confessional: Dock uses fetishism as the object through which he develops a broader literary reflection on identity and on the play of appearances.
Le Monde offers no further detail on the book's length, publisher or release date, and none is given here.
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