Claire Douglas is a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst with the C. G. Jung Society of Southern California. She is the editor of Visions: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1930-1934 by C. G. Jung, which is now available from Princeton University Press.

• Introduction PART ONE CHRISTIANA ONE Family Trees and Their Fruit TWO A Turn-of-the-Century Girl THREE "God Help Me, Is All I Can Say" FOUR Like a Stain of Blood FIVE The Clouds of War SIX Maybe Forever SEVEN The Origin of the Hero EIGHT Brother and Sister PART TWO WONA AND MANSOL NINE The Whale TEN Let's Do It, Harry! ELEVEN Thunders and Agitations TWELVE The Red and Gold Diary THIRTEEN The End of the Chase FOURTEEN The Hidden Last Act Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index

"The Christiana Morgan who emerges from this book is a fascinating woman, profound, imaginative, bold, and experimental. Her story is illuminating and deeply sad. But Morgan was ultimately a rebel... Even now she defies categorization: as a psychologist, as a lover, and perhaps even as a feminist symbol."--The New York Times Book Review "Douglas's combination of biographical and analytic investigation invites a rethinking of what constitutes the psychic factors of women's lives and the psychology of gifted women in particular. [This book] brings a much-needed challenge to the post-Jungian and post-Freudian worldview."--Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Washington Post Book World