The World is Made of Glass

Set in pre-World War I Europe, The World Is Made of Glass intertwines themes of love, sexual obsession, murder, and guilt through a gripping narrative. The story begins with a mysterious confession from a woman to the pioneering psychiatrist Carl Jung, revealing her past involvement in a murder. This encounter profoundly impacts Jung, edging him toward a breakdown, while author Morris West weaves truth and speculation into a compelling tale, often regarded as his finest work.