It does not matter from what angle the work of Stekel is approached. Any consideration of it reveals rich material. Stekel is a writer who handles his subjects in a lavish manner; lavish, but with that restraint which bends all to the urgency of his themes. He evidently approaches his clinical work with the same exuberant interest. There he reaps through psychoanalysis a rich harvest of results. He has collected these results and presented them for the dissemination of such knowledge of the sexual disturbances as he thus obtained. Facts are there in great number. They cannot be gainsaid. Stekel’s own evaluation of such facts and his earnest plea for their consideration, both by the medical profession and by the society of men and women where these facts exist, can speak only for themselves to the truly conscientious reader. There is not much in these books that the psychotherapeutist can afford to pass over. NEW YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL. THE HOMOSEXUAL NEUROSIS BY DR. WILLIAM STEKEL (VIENNA) _Authorized translation by_ JAMES S. VAN TESLAAR, M.D. (For sale only to Members of the Medical Profession.) BOSTON RICHARD G. BADGER THE GORHAM PRESS COPYRIGHT, 1922, BY RICHARD G. BADGER All Rights Reserved Made in the United States of America The Gorham Press, Boston, U. S. A. TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE The present volume completes my English version of the _Homosexualität_ portion of the author’s _Onanie und Homosexualität_. The first portion has been issued a few months ago, under the title _Bisexual Love_, and it is very gratifying that the publication of the present volume was made possible so soon after the appearance of the first. The translation of the part dealing with _Autoerotism_ is also completed, and will appear shortly. One of the most important works of clinical psychopathology will thus be available, for the English reading professional ranks, in unabridged form. These three volumes, though available separately, in some respects form an instructive continuity. At any rate those interested in any of the fundamental problems discussed therein will find most helpful an acquaintance with all three volumes.