The Solipsist is a psychological thriller based on a true story that delves into the mind of Solan Vale, a man whose journey to uncover a buried trauma pushes the boundaries of reality, sanity, and self.
Solan's life takes a dark turn when his brain begins forcing him to confront a long-forgotten trauma, dragging him into an intense introspection that mimics schizophrenia. As he starts paying more attention to the inner workings of his mind, Solan becomes convinced that he is the only conscious being in existence—a belief known as solipsism. This conviction takes hold after a fateful experience with marijuana, leading Solan to test his theory that he is the sole observer in a universe of his own creation. The results of his experiment are catastrophic, landing him in the hospital with a diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder.
But Solan's diagnosis is more than just a label; it's the key to unlocking a deep-seated sense of injustice that his brain and body have been trying to bring to the surface. Convinced that he is owed a staggering amount of money for the trauma he endured, Solan's subconscious drives him to seek legal retribution. With the help of his lawyer, his diagnosis lays the groundwork for a lawsuit that ultimately wins him $3.75 million—a victory that brings him a measure of closure and validates his solipsistic beliefs.
As Solan becomes increasingly isolated in his conviction that he is the sole architect of his reality, The Solipsist raises profound questions about the nature of consciousness, justice, and the fine line between madness and truth. Is Solan truly alone in the universe, or is he simply a man lost in the labyrinth of his own mind?
Peter Roman’s debut novel offers a chilling exploration of the butterfly effect, the law of attraction, solipsism, and the psychological toll of trauma. For readers who enjoy thought-provoking fiction that blurs the line between reality and illusion, The Solipsist will leave you questioning everything you think you know.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Solan Vale has spent years not looking directly at the thing that happened to him.When his mind finally forces the confrontation, he doesn't break. He builds a theory.If the world is only ever what he perceives, then the trauma was his to author, and so is everything that comes next. It starts as a way to survive. It becomes a way to see.Then he decides to test it.The Solipsist is a psychological thriller about the seduction of a belief that cannot be disproven, and about what it costs a man to hold one. It asks whether a mind can be both extraordinarily clear and profoundly unwell at the same time, and whether anyone, including the man himself, could tell the difference from the inside.Is Solan alone in the universe, or is he a man lost in the labyrinth of his own mind Based on a true story.Followed by Solipsist, a second telling of the same story. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798337580333
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Solipsist is a psychological thriller based on a true story that delves into the mind of Solan Vale, a man whose journey to uncover a buried trauma pushes the boundaries of reality, sanity, and self. Solan's life takes a dark turn when his brain begins forcing him to confront a long-forgotten trauma, dragging him into an intense introspection that mimics schizophrenia. As he starts paying more attention to the inner workings of his mind, Solan becomes convinced that he is the only conscious being in existence-a belief known as solipsism. This conviction takes hold after a fateful experience with marijuana, leading Solan to test his theory that he is the sole observer in a universe of his own creation. The results of his experiment are catastrophic, landing him in the hospital with a diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder. But Solan's diagnosis is more than just a label; it's the key to unlocking a deep-seated sense of injustice that his brain and body have been trying to bring to the surface. Convinced that he is owed a staggering amount of money for the trauma he endured, Solan's subconscious drives him to seek legal retribution. With the help of his lawyer, his diagnosis lays the groundwork for a lawsuit that ultimately wins him $3.75 million-a victory that brings him a measure of closure and validates his solipsistic beliefs. As Solan becomes increasingly isolated in his conviction that he is the sole architect of his reality, The Solipsist raises profound questions about the nature of consciousness, justice, and the fine line between madness and truth. Is Solan truly alone in the universe, or is he simply a man lost in the labyrinth of his own mind? Peter Roman's debut novel offers a chilling exploration of the butterfly effect, the law of attraction, solipsism, and the psychological toll of trauma. For readers who enjoy thought-provoking fiction that blurs the line between reality and illusion, The Solipsist will leave you questioning everything you think you know. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798337580333
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