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This paper considers the affinities among clinical psychiatry, relational psychoanalysis theories, and post-modern literature, particularly in the work of Paul Auster. A recurrent psychopathological entity is found throughout Paul Auster‘s major novels: post traumatic stress disorder in which dissociation symptoms prevail. This is analyzed as a metaphor of an underlying conception of selfhood, which considers the latter as a shifting, dynamic, and contingent process.

El Espejo del vacío: Trastorno por Stress Post Traumático y fenómenos disociativos en la narrativa de Paul Auster