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Hysteria by Jessica Gross

• Hysteria
  

• Jessica Gross
  

• Page: 144
  

• Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
  

• ISBN: 9781951213121
  

• Publisher: The Unnamed Press
  

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One of Refinery29's Best Books of the Summer One of Lit Hub's Best New Books of the Summer “If Ottessa Moshfegh and Phoebe Waller-Bridge painted the town red together." —Courtney Maum In HYSTERIA, we meet a young woman an hour into yet another alcohol-fueled, masochistic, sexual bender at her local bar. There is a new bartender working this time, one she hasn't seen before, but who can properly make a drink. He looks familiar, and as she is consumed by shame from her behavior the previous week— hooking up with her parents' colleague and her roommate's brother— she also becomes convinced that her Brooklyn bartender is actually Sigmund Freud. They embark on a relationship, and she is forced to confront her past through the prism of their complex, revealing, and sometimes shocking meetings. With the help of Freud—or whoever he is—she begins to untangle her Oedipal leanings, her upbringing, and her desires. Jessica Gross's debut is unflinchingly perceptive and honest, darkly funny, and unafraid of mining the deepest fears of contemporary lives.

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