Mitchell Waldman is the author of two novels, two short story collections, has been published in many journals, and is the Fiction Editor of Blue Lake Review.
"Mitchell Waldman's fourteen-story collection plays in the key of quiet devastation. Petty Offenses is resonant, lean, and above all, deeply human." -- Amazon Reviewer
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"The Visitor is an exciting and thought-provoking science fiction novel that blends suspense, mystery, and imagination seamlessly...It’s a perfect read for sci-fi fans who love a mix of action, intrigue, and a touch of the unknown." -AZ Reviewer
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In the vein of Raymond Carver and Robert McBrearty, Brothers, Fathers, and Other Strangers is a moving collection of stories that will move readers to examine their own memories, relationships and see their lives in a new light. -N.T. McQueen
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"The Visitor is a compelling blend of science fiction and psychological thriller. It uses an unusual premise to explore identity, perception, and belonging, leaving a lasting impression through the uneasy way it reframes the familiar world."
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"The kind of stories that immerse you into the main character's perspective, draw you in and break your heart. Or sometimes, they just make you think. They are of high quality; I recommend them to all lovers of mainstream short stories." Amazon reviewer
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"This book is powerfully worded. It’s severely deep and upsetting, because it is blatantly true to the horrors of war." -- Recent Amazon reviewer.
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The Visitor is a thought-provoking, atmospheric sci-fi thriller that uses its body-swap premise as a vehicle for genuine philosophical inquiry and pointed social observation. --Italian reviewer.
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If you enjoy light sci-fi and or modern fairy tale that puts society and politics in a critical lens, you’ll definitely want to give The Visitor a chance. --James. L. Peters, author of The Dancer and the Swan.
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"These stories fit together as an examination of a particular type of American male, who often fails to connect with the people near himself, even in the same house. A well-organized and thoughtful collection." -Amazon reviewer
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Thanks to the Indian reviewer for the following review: "This book touched me rather emotionally...It shares the voices of those who have been affected by the war. ...Some parts are painful, some reflective and all are honest. Great and immersive read."
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The Visitor is a compelling blend of sci-fi premise and psychological mystery... If you love stories about identity crisis and fish-out-of-water scenarios with high stakes, this is a must-read. --Canadian reader
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If you enjoy character-driven literary fiction that is intelligent, emotional, in your face, and occasionally unexpected, I highly recommend that you give this book a read. — J.F. Nodar at World Book Reviews
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"A thought-provoking, atmospheric sci-fi thriller that uses its body-swap premise as a vehicle for genuine philosophical inquiry and pointed social observation." -- Amazon Italy reviewer
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Mitchell Waldman's fourteen-story collection plays in the key of quiet devastation. ...'Petty Offenses' is resonant, lean, and above all, deeply human."
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"From the very first pages, I felt I was reading something different, thoughtful, human, and quietly powerful in the way it looks at identity, society, and what it really means to belong." --M. Truman, Amazon UK reader
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