The Visitor is a unique blend of science fiction, social commentary, and human drama, with dystopian and literary elements. It explores identity, alienation, social and political conditions, and government overreach in our current society from the viewpoint of an outsider--an alien spirit which has replaced that of a human after an automobile accident--or is he really just a human soul affected by a traumatic brain injury?
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What readers are already saying about
The Visitor:
If you’re into sci-fi stories with a heavy dose of introspection and an imaginative plot, this one’s for you. Five stars from me, and a quiet thank-you to the author for writing something truly memorable!
This is perfect for reader's seeking literary sci-fi with a psycholinguistic endeavor. It's bizarre and thought-provoking with a subtly striking conclusion.
A transformative experience for those who appreciate well-rendered speculative fiction.
Though it’s science fiction, the story is emotional and thoughtful, exploring what it means to be human. The pacing and atmosphere are well done, and the ending feels satisfying. A good read for fans of thoughtful, imaginative stories.
The friendly yet eerie writing style would appeal to anyone who cherishes psychological realism where reality and the self are constantly called into question.
Blending speculative fiction with psychological depth, this thought-provoking novel explores themes of consciousness, trust, and what it truly means to belong in a world that feels anything but familiar.
