Jacqueline Rieder Hud is not for the faint of heart, according to Archetypal Psychotherapist Timothy Tate. She recently completed her 300-page, hardbound and colorful, Dream/Art book entitled "Laundry for Strangers: A Personal Memoir of Creativity, Sexuality and Fury". The Bozeman Public Library will provide a theater setting for a dialogue between Jacqueline and Timothy with large dream paintings serving as backdrop. In the words of the artist, " 'Laundry' is my story of an archetypal eruption in my Psyche. My descent into the unconscious cleared the way for healing through creativity. I have touched Madness and recorded the Flood."