Billy wakes up and finds himself in a prison cell. He is informed that he is accused of rape and robbery. Billy is shocked: he did none of that! The last thing he remembers is wanting to throw himself off the roof of the school building. He is told that seven years have passed since then. Billy is horrified: a piece of his life has been stolen from him again! They ask him: what does it mean 'a piece of his life has been stolen'? And why 'again'? It turns out this is not the first time this has happened to him? But Billy can't answer, because Billy is gone...
Daniel Keyes is the author of one of the cult works of the late 20th century - the novel Flowers for Algernon. 'The Mysterious Case of Billy Milligan' is no less stunning and heartfelt.

Literature has long tried to penetrate the human mind. But how to understand someone in whom 24 personalities coexist? And how to figure out who is the main one in this multitude of consciousnesses? Who are you talking to right now? Only a master of psychological prose can unravel such a labyrinth of consciousness and help Billy...