Leopold O'Shea wins Stinging Fly story competition; Girls Who Slay Monsters wins children's book prize – The Irish Times
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Books newsletter: a round-up of the latest literary news and a preview of Saturday’s books pages
Seishu Hase’s The Boy and the Dog leads our weekly wrap of book reviews.
Our reviewers cast their eyes over recently released fiction and non-fiction.
In "Case Study," Graeme Macrae Burnet's narrator — "GMB" — uses his own research, as well as assertions from a vengeful patient's six notebooks, to discuss the case of a disgraced psychotherapist. The note taker says he's to blame for her sister's suicide.
FICTION: A brilliant multilayered novel about a woman who plays a dangerous game with a psychotherapist in 1960s London. "Case Study" by Graeme Macrae Burnet; Biblioasis (288 pages, $16.95) ———