[ESP-ENG] Mi reseña de "El Psicoanalista" de John Katzenbach/ My review of "The Analyst" by John Katzenbach
ESPAÑOL
Hola gente de la comunidad, es un placer hacer mi primera reseña aquí. Espero que mi redacción los pueda entretener y motivar, me disculpo si hay errores ya sea en la parte en español o en inglés, no tengan miedo de corregirme que mis ojos están abiertos ante cualquier consejo y critica constructiva.
El libro que a continuación les voy a presentar es uno de mis favoritos no porque me haya cambiado la vida sino por lo que me hizo sentir e imaginar al momento de leerlo, es una sensación que no he podido obtener con ningún otro libro, ese ''no se que'' de necesitar saber que pasa en el siguiente capitulo, este libro es: El Psicoanalista del autor John Katzenbach.
FICHA
Titulo: El Psicoanalista
Autor(es): John Katzenbach
Editorial: Ediciones B
Nº de páginas: 464
Género: Thriller psicológico, misterio, suspenso.
Año de publicación: 2005.
SINOPSIS
"«Feliz cumpleaños número 53, doctor. Bienvenido al primer día de su muerte.»
Así comienza el anónimo que recibe el psicoanalista Frederick Starks, y que le obliga a emplear toda su astucia y rapidez para, en quince días, averiguar quién es el autor de esa amenazadora misiva que promete hacerle la vida imposible.
De no conseguir su objetivo, deberá elegir entre suicidarse o ser testigo de cómo, uno tras otro, sus familiares y conocidos mueren por obra de un psicópata decidido a llevar hasta el final su sed de venganza."
Este libro como bien lo dice su ficha técnica y lo insinúa la sinopsis, es un libro de suspenso psicológico que te atrapa desde sus primeras páginas. El psicoanalista Frederick Starks recibe una carta anónima el dia de su cumpleaños número 53, el remitente de dicha carta dice tener razones para hacerle daño al doctor y a sus familiares y este tiene solo 15 dias para averiguar quien es haciendo uso de sus capacidades de psicoanalisis a la vez que excarva en su pasado buscando pistas y soluciones.
Normalmente cuando nos mencionan terror o suspenso lo primero que pensamos es en fantasmas, demonios o asesinos con mascaras y sierras eléctricas, sin embargo, este libro da una perspectiva totalmente nueva de esa temática porque este no es solo una lectura de terror sino un choque psicológico que nos obliga a deshacernos de los sentimientos y pensar con la mente en frío.
yo no haría eso
¿yo sería capaz de hacer eso?
Todas estos pensamientos me hicieron darme cuenta de que me había enfrascado tanto en la lectura que habia reemplazado el "el" por el "yo", me habia metido en la piel del personaje.
La lectura da un sentimiento de impaciencia al notar como el personaje se ve forzado a mantener la calma y solo pensar, pensar y pensar a la vez que lucha por su vida y nos hace suspirar de alivio cada vez que dejamos de leer para tomarmos un descanso y aún en esos momentos no dejamos de girar los engranes mentales para analizar lo que ya hemos leído.
"Lo que era no es lo que soy...y lo que soy no es aún lo que puedo ser"
Palabras que se quedaron grabadas en mi mente de una forma cruda, como nos vemos obligados a evolucionar y moldearnos si la situación no nos deja otra opción, como debemos acceder a los rincones más reconditos de la mente solo para encontrar una salida.
Un hombre pacifico y solitario que nunca tuvo que razón para temer y pelear ahora la tiene: vivir.
Palabras finales
En verdad recomiendo este libro para las personas que quieran adentrarse en géneros diferentes o tal vez experimentar un poco de tensión literaria, el autor John Katzenbach es un genio del suspenso con obras que tienen la admiración de muchos (incluyendo la mia), y esta en particular es una de las mas aclamadas.
Los invito a pasarse por un par de capitulos de esta increible obra acompañada de un café caliente.
~Yoha
ENGLISH
Hello people of Hive, it is such a pleasure to do my first review in here. I hope that my drafting can be entertaining to all of you, my apologies if there's any mistake in english or spanish, don't be afraid of correcting me I have open eyes for any kind of advice or constructive criticism.
The book I'm going to present to you is one of my favorites not because it changed my life but because of what I felt and imagined the moment I read it, a sensacion that I couldn't find with any other book, it was that "I don't know what" of the need to know what would happen is the next chapter, this book is: The Analyst from the author John Katzenbach.
TOKEN
Title: The Analyst
Author: John Katzenbach
Editorial: Ediciones B
Nº de páginas: 464
Gender: psychological thriller, mystery, suspense.
Year of publication: 2005.
SYNOPSIS
"«Happy fifty-third birthday, Doctor. Welcome to the first day of your death»
Thus begins the anonymous that the psychoanalyst Frederick Starks receives, and that forces him to use all his cunning and speed to find out, in fifteen days, who is the author of that threatening letter that promises to make his life impossible.
If he does not achieve his goal, he must choose between committing suicide or witnessing how, one after another, his relatives and acquaintances die as a result of a psychopath determined to carry his thirst for revenge to the end.
."
This book how it says it's token and hints the synopsis, it's a psychological suspense book that catches you since it's first pages. The analyst Frederick Starks gets a anonymous letter the day of his 53 birthday, the author of this letter claims to be someone who has reasons to hurt the Dr and his relatives, said doctor now have just fifteen days to discover who is it by using just his phycoanalysis capacities and at the same time digs in his past looking for clues a answers.
Usually when we heard horror or suspense our first tought are ghosts, demons or killers using masks and electric saws , perhaps, this book gives a totally new perspective of this gender because is not just a horror reading but a phychological shock that make us get rid of feelings and just think with a cold mind.
I wouldn't do that
Would I be capable of doing that?
All of this thoughts made me realize that I was so invested in the reading that I was already replacing the "him" for the "I",I had gotten into the character.
"In the past life was happy: a sadling and his parents by his side. The father broke the bond, he left, and then everything was over."
Poetry is not my strong.
Hate is.
On every chapter the fear, the resentment, the desesperation and above all that the intelectual crash of two opposites in battle. What I liked the most It was the fact that the antagonist is not asking to be conffronted with weapons or punches but with the doctor's mind, to use his intelligence, to be an strategist. Since the beginning the principal character has to make use of one of the most complicated mind tools : the memory.
The reading gives a feeling of impatience when we see how the character has to stay calm and just think, think and think at the same time that he's fighting for his life and make us sigh of relief every time we take a rest from reading and even in those moments we can stop working our mental gears and analize what we saw till then.
"What I was is not what I am -he told himself- And what I am is not yet what I could be"
This words are engraved on my mind in such a raw way, how we are forced to evolve and shape ourselves if the situation doesn't gives us another choice,how we have to get access to the most hidden corners of our mind so we can find an exit.
A pacific men who never had any reason to fear and fight now has one: to live.
Goodbyes
I really recommend this book for people who wants to begin with diferent genders or just experiment a little bit of literary tension, the autor John Katzenbach is a genius with suspense with amazing works, and this one is one of the most acclaimed.
I invite you to test a few chapters accompanied wit a warm cup of coffee.
~Yoha
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