The Religious Hysteria of Doctor Humphrey Humperdinck

The Phoenix and the Chimera: a Seriocomic Romance

Fiction & Literature, Action Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
Cover of the book The Religious Hysteria of Doctor Humphrey Humperdinck by John Tan, Partridge Publishing Singapore
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: John Tan ISBN: 9781482896565
Publisher: Partridge Publishing Singapore Publication: May 16, 2014
Imprint: Partridge Publishing Singapore Language: English
Author: John Tan
ISBN: 9781482896565
Publisher: Partridge Publishing Singapore
Publication: May 16, 2014
Imprint: Partridge Publishing Singapore
Language: English

John Tan's thirteenth published work, The Religious Hysteria of Doctor Humphrey Humperdinck, is partly autobiographical, as it recounts his emotional breakdown, and partly inspired by a popular movie and television (cartoon) series. In a startling reaction to the uncongenial madness of the modern world, Dr Humperdinck decides on an experiment of taking on ghouls but botching the reverse exorcism process, he finds himself distracted and 'seeing things' in mundane places for seven years. In the course of his struggles to overcome his psychic and visual aberration, he had a therapeutic encounter with Professor John Wyndham Tanischi, a psychologist, who guided him on his journey of self-discovery and maturity, which led at last to his marriage to a former nurse at Poole's Sanatorium. For the first time in (softcover, hardcover) the text incorporate all the latest changes the author has made, he, who is always looking to make his book richer based on his own burgeoning experience.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

John Tan's thirteenth published work, The Religious Hysteria of Doctor Humphrey Humperdinck, is partly autobiographical, as it recounts his emotional breakdown, and partly inspired by a popular movie and television (cartoon) series. In a startling reaction to the uncongenial madness of the modern world, Dr Humperdinck decides on an experiment of taking on ghouls but botching the reverse exorcism process, he finds himself distracted and 'seeing things' in mundane places for seven years. In the course of his struggles to overcome his psychic and visual aberration, he had a therapeutic encounter with Professor John Wyndham Tanischi, a psychologist, who guided him on his journey of self-discovery and maturity, which led at last to his marriage to a former nurse at Poole's Sanatorium. For the first time in (softcover, hardcover) the text incorporate all the latest changes the author has made, he, who is always looking to make his book richer based on his own burgeoning experience.

More books from Partridge Publishing Singapore

Cover of the book The Ungrateful Child by John Tan
Cover of the book Gowri by John Tan
Cover of the book Me, Myself, and Parkinson’S by John Tan
Cover of the book Start Small Grow Slow Make a Difference by John Tan
Cover of the book Tinta Hati by John Tan
Cover of the book The Informer by John Tan
Cover of the book Finance Operations by John Tan
Cover of the book Substance, Meaning & Consciousness by John Tan
Cover of the book The Invisible World and the Visible World by John Tan
Cover of the book Lost in India by John Tan
Cover of the book The Sacking by John Tan
Cover of the book Poverty Is Wicked Harassment by John Tan
Cover of the book Into the South African Heartland by John Tan
Cover of the book The Damaged by John Tan
Cover of the book Thank You Allah by John Tan
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy