Said the Dead

From the author of the acclaimed A Ghost in the Throat, this new work explores the intertwined stories of a young doctor in 1896 and a modern-day reader who uncovers her casebooks, revealing deep themes of human suffering, healing, and connection. As the reader investigates the archived casebooks amid a transformed landscape and amid mysterious phenomena, the narrative weaves together past and present in a compelling exploration of empathy and the boundaries of sanity. The story invites reflection on where death and sanity truly reside, blurring the lines across time, space, and genre.