The Man Who Made the World

About this book

In a world grappling with the implications of creation and existence, "The Man Who Made the World" by Richard Matheson delves into the extraordinary claims of a man named Smith, who asserts he crafted reality just five years prior. This thought-provoking narrative challenges the boundaries of perception and authority, exploring themes of identity and power. As Dr. Janishefsky confronts Smith’s audacious assertions, readers are invited to ponder the nature of reality itself. Ideal for students of philosophy and civic activists seeking to understand the interplay between creator and creation, this story compels its audience to question the very fabric of their beliefs. Engage with Matheson's profound exploration of existence and the essence of human agency.