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“Case histories” is a category for books that present in-depth, evidence-driven narratives centered on specific cases—such as medical and psychological patients, legal disputes, crimes, or other investigative subjects. These works reconstruct events, profile the people involved, analyze records and testimony, and trace the reasoning used to diagnose, explain, or resolve the case. They may be nonfiction (e.g., clinical write-ups, true crime, legal and historical investigations) or fiction that adopts a case-file structure, often organized as discrete but thematically connected cases. The emphasis is on granular detail, cause-and-effect, and the human stakes, using particular stories to illuminate broader patterns, ethical questions, and practical lessons while inviting readers to follow the analytic or investigative process.

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