Bibliography of Psychodrama

A message from Jim Sacks to all psychodramatists:

This is to inform those paltry few who don't already know about the famous Bibliography of Psychodrama consisting of 1,104,481 characters,

147,198 words, 24,087 lines, 12,095 paragraphs, 603 pages of citations all the citations about psychodrama have been able to find. (This translates to more than 6,000 citations).

You can look up any author or any word or phrase in the title and retrieve the reference. You can then download only what you want. This ought to be helpful to all the new authors of psychodrama material that our journal is begging for.

"Why", you ask, "is this of any value? I can simply Google "psychodrama" and get 1,170,000 hits." Try it. The only trouble is that more than half these hits refer to a category of movie that has adopted the name and almost none of the other half are of scientific articles, chapters, or out of print books while the illustrious Bibliography of Psychodrama has only scientific articles, chapters on psychodrama within books, and as well as psychodrama books themselves from Moreno's earliest works to what's hot off the press.

The foreign language titles have all been translated into English. The foreign language is also there except for languages like Chinese which I cannot manage on the keyboard.

Those of you who are authors of psychodrama works, please look yourselves up and inform me of any errors or omissions. If you are looking for a recently published book and you know the title or author you can, in fact, find it on the net and buy it then and there!!!

Season's greetings,
Jim Sacks