★★★★★
As therapists, we’re trained to handle everything. Even the patient who walks in claiming paranormal experiences. Trained, mind you, does not mean it’s easy, and it doesn’t mean we always agree with the methods. So how would you react? Our first instinct is to stabilize, then hospitalize. But what if you believe them? What if what they’re describing is real? Serna puts a therapist on a house call to hear exactly that kind of story, and what unfolds is a slow, tightening dread that has no business working this well in 34 pages. The clinical framing is what makes it land. There is something uniquely unsettling about watching someone trained to explain things run out of explanations.
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