The Visits

This new and bold novel by Neil Anderson depicts the barren, empty, and hostile world of the 21st century.

Anderson's remarkable and enigmatic work sets out to describe the travesty of the prevailing age we live bleak, empty of meaning and seemingly bereft of mental and physical salvation.

Anderson manages to paint a picture of the world, through the eyes of Sarker, in an almost subconscious haze, yet at the same time he captures something intimate and psychologically revealing in his story.

Anderson writes about situations that will be recognized by hopelessness, despair, and a feeling of being an outcast, but beneath these lamentations, Anderson still manages to provide something quintessentially positive to both provoke and guide the reader through Sarker’s world.

Anderson's unique style manages to capture something essential about modern wastefulness, confusion, falsity, and our relentless hope for the future, which promises so much but delivers very little.

Neil Anderson has also published two short stories, '9/11 The Hoax Survivor,' and '9/11: A Parallel Universe.'