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Baden Baden, Werderstr. 14, 30.12.1921
Dear Professor,
By the same post I am sending you the manuscript of the letters to a lady-friend which is now ready for printing. Only the 14th of the letters which you have not yet seen is interesting; it contains quite a detailed description of a curious case history.
Would you be so kind as to hand over the manuscript to Rank. I am writing to him at the same time. I am proposing three alternatives for the title; I like the middle one best. Perhaps you will think of something better or Rank may have another ingenious idea as he did with Seelensucher (Seeker of Souls).
I am delighted that the novel is going into a second edition. It makes me more determined to start the second part soon, especially since Polgar's review in the Berlin Tageblatt65 will probably have an effect.
I shall disappear into the mountains until the first of March, but I am giving you my address in the bold hope that you might write a word to your distant admirer.
I hear little of what is happening among psychoanalysts. I am too far removed from Berlin. Occasionally Ferenczi tells me something, otherwise I am living out of the journals and my own experiences.
Troll tells me that she hopes to get your works for translation into Swedish. I know enough Swedish to help if necessary. We are both happy to be able to share some literary work after six years of analytical work together.
My practice this year has had some good results, for my own development as well. If this continues for a few years, you will be pleased with your most fantastic but most loyal disciple.
It is warm and good to live here, almost as if it were Spring already. We are in the middle of our going-away preparations, packing tins, blankets, crockery, and tobacco without which I cannot do. The books have been mailed and the paunch that