William Rose was born and continues to live in London. He has had, for many years, a special interest in both the art of the Symbolist movement and the early development of psychoanalysis, two areas of cultural purpose that in their own very different ways, aimed to free the human psyche from the limitations of repression.

• PART ONE: CAMILLECHAPTER ONEA dream of feathersCHAPTER TWOFrom an essay on J and his workCHAPTER THREECamille and Sister AfricaCHAPTER FOURCamille in her cellCHAPTER FIVEFrom an essay on J and his work. Eros and PsycheCHAPTER SIXCamille with her SistersCHAPTER SEVENThe Great SilencePART TWO: SISTER AFRICACHAPTER EIGHTSister Africa's storyCHAPTER NINEThe spirit of the cheetahPART THREE: ISSOIRECHAPTER TENFrom an essay on J and his work. A letter from the Prioress of CordobaCHAPTER ELEVENThe journey to IssoireCHAPTER TWELVEFrom an essay on J and his work. J continues: Saint TeresaPART FOUR: GENEVIÈVECHAPTER THIRTEENMother Geneviève's storyCHAPTER FOURTEENThe young heiressCHAPTER FIFTEENLa Belle ÉpoqueCHAPTER SIXTEENThe ballCHAPTER SEVENTEENMarriagePART FIVE: PRINCESS MARIE BONAPARTECHAPTER EIGHTEENFrom an essay on J and his work. An evening with Marie BonaparteCHAPTER NINETEENFrom an essay on J and his work. Continuing the evening with Marie BonaparteCHAPTER TWENTYThe sacrament of marriagePART SIX: CAMILLE AT ISSOIRECHAPTER TWENTY ONEA dreamless sleepCHAPTER TWENTY TWOFrom an essay on J and his work. The sleep of PsycheCHAPTER TWENTY THREECamille and GenevièveCHAPTER TWENTY FOURA letter from the Prioress of the Carmel, Cordoba, to the Prioress of IssoireCHAPTER TWENTY FIVEAwakeningPART SEVEN: THE THREECHAPTER TWENTY SIXSister JuliaCHAPTER TWENTY SEVENFrom an essay on J and his work. J is missingCHAPTER TWENTY EIGHTThe gardenerCHAPTER TWENTY NINEFrom an essay on J and his work. A letter from IssoireACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

William Rose was born and continues to live in London. He has had, for many years, a special interest in both the art of the Symbolist movement and the early development of psychoanalysis, two areas of cultural purpose that in their own very different ways, aimed to free the human psyche from the limitations of repression.

• PART ONE: CAMILLECHAPTER ONEA dream of feathersCHAPTER TWOFrom an essay on J and his workCHAPTER THREECamille and Sister AfricaCHAPTER FOURCamille in her cellCHAPTER FIVEFrom an essay on J and his work. Eros and PsycheCHAPTER SIXCamille with her SistersCHAPTER SEVENThe Great SilencePART TWO: SISTER AFRICACHAPTER EIGHTSister Africa's storyCHAPTER NINEThe spirit of the cheetahPART THREE: ISSOIRECHAPTER TENFrom an essay on J and his work. A letter from the Prioress of CordobaCHAPTER ELEVENThe journey to IssoireCHAPTER TWELVEFrom an essay on J and his work. J continues: Saint TeresaPART FOUR: GENEVIÈVECHAPTER THIRTEENMother Geneviève's storyCHAPTER FOURTEENThe young heiressCHAPTER FIFTEENLa Belle ÉpoqueCHAPTER SIXTEENThe ballCHAPTER SEVENTEENMarriagePART FIVE: PRINCESS MARIE BONAPARTECHAPTER EIGHTEENFrom an essay on J and his work. An evening with Marie BonaparteCHAPTER NINETEENFrom an essay on J and his work. Continuing the evening with Marie BonaparteCHAPTER TWENTYThe sacrament of marriagePART SIX: CAMILLE AT ISSOIRECHAPTER TWENTY ONEA dreamless sleepCHAPTER TWENTY TWOFrom an essay on J and his work. The sleep of PsycheCHAPTER TWENTY THREECamille and GenevièveCHAPTER TWENTY FOURA letter from the Prioress of the Carmel, Cordoba, to the Prioress of IssoireCHAPTER TWENTY FIVEAwakeningPART SEVEN: THE THREECHAPTER TWENTY SIXSister JuliaCHAPTER TWENTY SEVENFrom an essay on J and his work. J is missingCHAPTER TWENTY EIGHTThe gardenerCHAPTER TWENTY NINEFrom an essay on J and his work. A letter from IssoireACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

William Rose was born and continues to live in London. He has had, for many years, a special interest in both the art of the Symbolist movement and the early development of psychoanalysis, two areas of cultural purpose that in their own very different ways, aimed to free the human psyche from the limitations of repression.

• PART ONE: CAMILLECHAPTER ONEA dream of feathersCHAPTER TWOFrom an essay on J and his workCHAPTER THREECamille and Sister AfricaCHAPTER FOURCamille in her cellCHAPTER FIVEFrom an essay on J and his work. Eros and PsycheCHAPTER SIXCamille with her SistersCHAPTER SEVENThe Great SilencePART TWO: SISTER AFRICACHAPTER EIGHTSister Africa's storyCHAPTER NINEThe spirit of the cheetahPART THREE: ISSOIRECHAPTER TENFrom an essay on J and his work. A letter from the Prioress of CordobaCHAPTER ELEVENThe journey to IssoireCHAPTER TWELVEFrom an essay on J and his work. J continues: Saint TeresaPART FOUR: GENEVIÈVECHAPTER THIRTEENMother Geneviève's storyCHAPTER FOURTEENThe young heiressCHAPTER FIFTEENLa Belle ÉpoqueCHAPTER SIXTEENThe ballCHAPTER SEVENTEENMarriagePART FIVE: PRINCESS MARIE BONAPARTECHAPTER EIGHTEENFrom an essay on J and his work. An evening with Marie BonaparteCHAPTER NINETEENFrom an essay on J and his work. Continuing the evening with Marie BonaparteCHAPTER TWENTYThe sacrament of marriagePART SIX: CAMILLE AT ISSOIRECHAPTER TWENTY ONEA dreamless sleepCHAPTER TWENTY TWOFrom an essay on J and his work. The sleep of PsycheCHAPTER TWENTY THREECamille and GenevièveCHAPTER TWENTY FOURA letter from the Prioress of the Carmel, Cordoba, to the Prioress of IssoireCHAPTER TWENTY FIVEAwakeningPART SEVEN: THE THREECHAPTER TWENTY SIXSister JuliaCHAPTER TWENTY SEVENFrom an essay on J and his work. J is missingCHAPTER TWENTY EIGHTThe gardenerCHAPTER TWENTY NINEFrom an essay on J and his work. A letter from IssoireACKNOWLEDGEMENTS