: To uncover the truth, the protagonist adopts a false identity—"Rebecca Smyth"—and begins attending therapy sessions with Braithwaite. As the sessions progress, the lines between her real self and her fabricated persona begin to blur.
Caso clínico (originally published as Case Study in 2021) is a dazzling, metafictional thriller by Scottish author Graeme Macrae Burnet . Set in the 1960s, it functions as a psychological puzzle that explores the fluid nature of identity, sanity, and the ethics of psychoanalysis. Caso Clinico Graeme Macrae rar
: The novel is deeply rooted in the historical context of the "anti-psychiatry" movement of the 60s, featuring Braithwaite as a fictional contemporary to real figures like R.D. Laing. : To uncover the truth, the protagonist adopts
: The novel was longlisted for the Booker Prize and shortlisted for the Gordon Burn Prize . Set in the 1960s, it functions as a
: Burnet intersperses the woman's notebooks with his own "biographical research" into the life of the fictional Braithwaite, creating a "book within a book" that challenges the reader to determine what is fact and what is fiction. Critical Reception