Clinical Psychologist's Memoir Explores Identity Through Fetishism in New Book
Samuel Dock's autofiction 'Latex' uses the theme to develop a literary reflection on identity and appearances, according to Le Monde.
Clinical psychologist Samuel Dock published a work of autofiction titled "Latex," using the theme of fetishism to develop a literary reflection on identity and the interplay of appearances, Le Monde reported.
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- Samuel Dock, un psychologue clinicien qui dit tout de son rapport fétichiste au latex dans un autoportrait cru et raffiné — Le Monde — Une
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