The literature about Freud may already seem abundant, but with the publication of his correspondence over the next generation, including the reediting of the volumes of his letters that have so far appeared in truncated form, a vast quantity of primary source material is going to require a rethinking of what we believe we know about the creator of psychoanalysis. Furthermore, starting around the turn of the 21st century, significant documents that the Freud Archives in New York has sealed at the Library of Congress are scheduled to be opened for inspection. So the study of Freud is going to become even more of a scholarly industry than it already is.