Adrián Gramary (Vigo, 1967). Degree in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain). He did the Complementary Internship in Psychiatry at the Hospital Magalhães Lemos, in Porto. In 2010, he led the creation of the first day center for Alzheimer’s patients in the city of Porto. He worked for several years as a forensic psychiatric expert and participated as an investigator in several clinical trials. He is a member of the Regional Council for Mental Health of the Northern Region of Portugal, vice-president of the Portuguese Society of Psychology and Psychiatry of Justice and founding partner of the Portuguese Association of Outsider Art. He is a member of several associations, among others, the Portuguese Association for the Support of Depressive and Bipolar Patients, where he regularly gives psychoeducational sessions on various topics aimed at patients and their families. He wrote medical articles, participated as a speaker in scientific events, prefaced two books and organized several congresses. Since 2010 he has held the position of clinical director of the Centro Hospitalar Conde de Ferreira in Porto. With Idioteque, he edited the book Palco da Loucura (2015), a book already published with success in Spain. A reputed Spanish psychiatrist analyzes the history and mind of such relevant names in our contemporaneity as Hemingway, Marilyn Monroe, Picasso, Hitler, among many others. It is a superb set of articles in the field of psi, with all the added knowledge that it offers us as a whole. Nevertheless, the text is engaging and absolutely seductive, making us as a whole immerse ourselves in an enthralling way in the minds of these unusual personalities who question us at all times.