Alias Grace

"Alias Grace" is a novel by Margaret Atwood that explores the complex life of Grace Marks, a young woman convicted of murder in 19th-century Canada. The story delves into themes of justice, truth, and the uncertainty of memory, as Grace reflects on her past through her own recounting and the perceptions of others. The narrative examines whether she is a criminal or a victim manipulated by circumstances, raising questions about identity, morality, and those who have power to define others' stories. It combines historical detail with psychological insight, inviting readers to consider the nature of guilt and innocence.