Paperback, 189 pages
English language
Published by Carroll & Graf Pub.
Andrew Blake is found in a space capsule on a distant planet and is brought back to an unfamiliar Earth, where antigravity devices have replaced the wheel, and houses talk and even fly!
Yet nothing is as strange as Blake's own feelings. Tormented by eerie sensations and loss of memory, he doesn't know who he really is or exactly where he has come from. His destiny only begins to grow frighteningly clear when he meets a weird, tassel-eared creature who darkly hints at the truth about Blake's origins. Slowly Blake becomes aware of the long hushed-up "Werewolf Principle," a scientific theory buried in the past, which holds the key to Blake's own fate-and the future of the human race ...
It's sympathetic and the alien perceptions are very well written, but the premise makes no sense, the plot makes no sense, and the ending makes no sense. Apart from that, it's great.
It is hilarious to read about description of "solar panels" and "machines you can talk to" everywhere, in a world where Siri / Amazon Echo exist...
