Madeleine E. by Gabriel Blackwell. It’s almost beyond simple description, but it’s essentially a collection of disjointed quotations from existing essays and stories mixed with snippets of original fiction all revolving around Hitchcock’s Vertigo, and an elusive sort of narrative eventually emerges from all of these fragments. I cannot put the thing down. If you’re into Hitchcock, or metafiction, or Nabokovian parodies of academia, I can’t stress enough how much you should seek this one out.