Psychological Fiction

The interior as the true battleground. Unreliable minds, shifting perceptions and obsession examined closely — fiction where what the narrator believes is the thing most in question.

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Books shelved as Psychological Fiction

• You Did Nothing Wrong — CG Drews
• Brave New World — Aldous Huxley
• Estoy pensando en dejarlo (AdN) — Iain Reid
• The Last Flight — Julie Clark
• Las voces — Muriel Spark
• The Flowers of Buffoonery — Sam Bett
• Girls in the Dark — Andry Setiawan
• To the Lighthouse — Virginia Woolf
• Absent in the Spring — Mary Westmacott
• The Boy Who Followed Ripley — Patricia Highsmith
• The Spirit Drum — Kyusaku Yumeno
• Losing the Plot — Derek Owusu
• A Wild Sheep Chase — Haruki Murakami
• The Bell Jar — Sylvia Plath
• Dime que te doy asco — Mercedes M. Possadas
• Residents of Honeysuckle Cottage — Elizabeth Davidson
• Where Sleeping Girls Lie — Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
• Antes vivíamos aquí — Marcus Kliewer
• Ripley Under Water — Patricia Highsmith
• Dear Child — Romy Hausmann
• El ocupante — Sarah Waters
• The God of Small Things — Arundhati Roy
• The Housemaid — Freida McFadden
• The Bell Jar (Modern Classics) by Sylvia Plath, Harper Perennial Modern Classics

Related genres

• Literary Fiction
• Classics
• Contemporary Fiction
• Short Fiction
• Magical Realism
• Philosophical Fiction
• Experimental & Avant-Garde
• Anthology
• Cult Fiction
• Metafiction
• Surrealism
• Epistolary Fiction
• Existential
• Postmodern
• Modernist
• Symbolist
• Hopeful Fiction

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