A man breaks *into* an insane asylum: he says he's a space-alien observer with mystical powers, and figures he'll save everyone the trouble by cutting to the chase. An exhilirating meditation on the fine line between divine inspiration and madness, clearly influenced by Philip K. Dick's autobiographical last novels (_VALIS_ and _The Transmigration of Timothy Archer_); Subiela makes this explicit by naming the lead female character "Beatriz Dick."
Review of Man Facing Southeast
