R. V. Cassill attempts (and successfully) an even more ambitious study in psycho-pathology in Dormitory Women. It's a serious and completely terrifying account of the flight of a 17-year-old girl from almost-normal adolescent fantasy ("I am a princess ... I can make things happen to people") into full psychosis. The university background is admirably realized and the novel well-conceived and well-written. Previously known to readers of little magazines...