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Tag Archives: 1900’s
Interview with Frank Tallis
Frank Tallis is a clinical psychologist and an expert in obsessional states. He is the author of “A Death in Vienna,” “Vienna Blood,” “Fatal Lies” and “Vienna Secrets,” as well as seven non-fiction books on psychology and two previous novels, … Continue reading
Posted in historical fiction, psychoanalytic detective novels, Vienna mysteries
Tagged 1900's, Frank Tallis, Freud
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