Issue 114 articlesIntroductionEditorial Philosophyp. 1Amanda Hirsch GeffnerThe Evolution of N.I.P. in a Historical Perspective: A Founder's Reflectionsp. 7Clemens A. LoewHonesty and Dishonesty in the Consulting Roomp. 11Owen RenikHonesty, Unconsciousness, and Intentionality: Commentary on Owen Renik's Paperp. 23Joyce SlochowerHonesty, Dishonesty, and the Movement of Psychoanalytic Experiencep. 33Warren WilnerInterviewIntroductionp. 43Amanda Hirsch GeffnerSome Reflections on “What is a Psychoanalytic Relationship?” and “How Does it Effectuate Change?”p. 45James L. FosshageContemporary Self Psychology: An Interview with James L. Fosshage, Ph.D.p. 55Daniel Shaw & James L. FosshageTraumaWhen the Trauma is Terrorism and the Therapist is Traumatized Too: Working as an Analyst Since 9/11p. 67Mary Gail Frawley-O'DeaCreative Literary ArtsBirdtime: Dedicated to Mannie Ghentp. 91Bonnie ZindelAwakeningp. 92James LoParoDrowning in a Sea of Analytic Writersp. 93Rachel NewcombeBook ReviewFrom Loewald to the Twenty-First Century: Review Essay: Relationality: From Attachment to Intersubjectivity, by Stephen A. Mitchell (2000). Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 173 pages.p. 95Roger RosenthalEditorial Consultantsp. 110