Contributors and Reviewers for 2023 Editorial: IJP News for a New Year Letter from Florence* Intuition and we-nessin Bion and post-Bionian field theory Inhibition* Adjusting the distance Introduction of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N. A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N. Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N. Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N. Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N.* Response to the editors of Body as Psychoanalytic Object Concerning the nature of psychoanalysis: the persistence of a paradoxical discourse Change through time in psychoanalysis: transformations and interventions, the Three Level Model Imagining the end: mourning and ethical life Of fear and strangers. A history of xenophobia Anonymisation. Illusion, musicality, and evanescence. Blank pain and pathological mourning in the analytic situation. Mourning in Hamlet: Turning ancestral ghosts into ancestors. Effi Briest: The Uncanny, sexuality, and trauma. On looking into The Ego and the Id 100 years after its publication. "The Ego and the Id": How and why Freud transformed his model of the mind. The significance of the ego in "The Ego and the Id" and its unfulfilled promise. The Ego and the Id: Concepts and developments. Desexualization: An interesting problem in The Ego and the Id. A Kleinian appreciation of the Ego and the Id (1923–2023). Introduction to Jacques Lacan "Some Reflections on the Ego". Some reflections on the ego. The importance of play in early childhood education: Psychoanalytic, attachment and development perspectives: edited by Marilyn Charles and Jill Bellinson. New York: Routledge, 2019, 252pp. Travelling through time. How trauma plays itself out in families, organizations and society: by M. Gerard Fromm, Oxfordshire, Phoenix Publishing House, 2022, £26.09, ISBN-13:978-180013-025-8. Gender dysphoria: A therapeutic model for working with children, adolescents and young adults: by Susan Evans and Marcus Evans, Bicester, Phoenix Publishing House, 2021, £27.99, ISBN: 13: 978-1-912691-78-4. The Cambridge companion to literature and psychoanalysis,: edited by Vera J. Camden, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2022. 324 pp, £22.99 (paperback), £19.12 (hardcover), ISBN 978-1-108-73288-8. The analyst's torment: unbearable mental states in countertransference: by Dhwani Shah, Oxfordshire, Phoenix Publishing House, 2023, 189 pp., $37.95, ISBN: 978-1-91-269184-5. The missing: Exploring the use of photographs in "working through" the natal body with transgender youth. What constitutes a psychoanalytic identity? Psychoanalytic identity in vivo : Permanence and change. Who do you think you are? Some reflections on analytic identity. The intolerance of controversy in psychoanalytic organizations. A Lacanian perspective on identity. How psychoanalysis can contribute to understanding racism Threads of identity. On Passivity. Receptivity is not passivity: A comparison between psychoanalysis and phenomenology concerning experience, judgement and the analytic attitude. Passivity as a defence and disguised destructiveness. Passivity and Gender: Psychical inertia and maternal stillness. Panel report: IPA Congress Cartagena 2023: Adolescents in the Line of Fire today: Ideals-Identifications-Transformations. Interpretation: The interface between internal reality and external reality. Terrorism: The impact on the fabric of our communities and in our consulting rooms.