Stranger (Original)

Stranger by David Bergen is a haunting and contemplative literary novel that explores displacement, identity, and the fragile nature of belonging. The story follows a man whose life has been shaped by migration and emotional distance, forcing him to confront the quiet fractures within family, memory, and self.

With understated prose and psychological depth, David Bergen crafts a narrative that moves between past and present, revealing how personal histories and unspoken truths shape who we become. Themes of exile, faith, and human connection weave through the novel, creating a powerful meditation on what it means to be a stranger—to a country, to others, and sometimes to oneself.

Thoughtful and emotionally resonant, Stranger is ideal for readers who appreciate character-driven literary fiction with introspective storytelling and moral complexity.