The Dreams of Billy Joe: A Case Study of the Relief of Apparent Dissociation through Dreaming

The Dreams of Billy Joe: A Case Study of the Relief of Apparent Dissociation through Dreaming by John Everett Sutphin. This hardcover First Edition (1973) is believed to have been inscribed by the author to a colleague at Mississippi State University. The book is in Fine/VG++ condition with a crisp Near Fine Mylar-protected dust jacket. The covers are well-preserved, featuring square corners and firm spine caps. The binding is square and tight, with minor abrasion to the front flyleaf. The interior pages are clean and unmarked. The dust jacket has light toning but remains in excellent condition, complementing the book's well-kept appearance. Sutphin’s work presents a fascinating case study on dissociation and its resolution through dreaming, offering valuable insights into psychological processes and therapeutic applications. The book will be carefully packaged for protection during shipment. A USPS electronic tracking number will be issued free of charge. Feel free to contact us for additional details or pictures.