![]() Naturally, a few years later, I became a university lecturer and organised therapy sessions on a daily basis. We would all pretend to be wise without fear of contradiction. Most swore never to repeat the experience. It was a slow journey, but some of us graduated. But over time, we grew more confident and actually dared ask for explanations. So long as we stayed silent, we need never reveal how addicted we were to our own ignorance. To talk in a university tutorial session is to admit lack of preparation, and no-one wanted to do that. When we entered and met the convener, no-one wanted to talk. ![]() We few met briefly outside the room and exchanged anxious nods. We Are All Completely Fine by Daryl Gregory ( Tachyon Press, 2014) explores the social and psychological dynamics of group therapy sessions. ![]()
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