Sito and Those in Space is a philosophical science-fiction novel that explores the boundaries between memory, existence, and cosmic awareness.

The story follows Sito, a young man who finds himself drawn into a reality that does not behave according to the rules he once understood. What begins as a subtle shift in perception soon unfolds into a vast and disorienting experience, where time appears fragmented and truth is no longer fixed.

As Sito moves deeper into this unfamiliar space, he encounters traces of ancient civilizations—remnants of knowledge and existence that seem to predate human understanding. These forces do not merely exist in the past; they actively influence perception, memory, and the structure of reality itself.

Moments begin to overlap. Memories feel constructed. Time loses its direction.

Sito is forced to question whether what he experiences is real, imagined, or something that exists beyond both definitions. The deeper he goes, the more uncertain everything becomes—including his own identity.

Is memory a record of what has happened?
Or is it something that can be shaped, altered, or even controlled?

Through its immersive and layered narrative, the novel challenges the reader to reconsider the nature of existence. It presents a universe where awareness extends beyond the physical, where truth is fluid, and where the boundaries between the known and the unknown are constantly shifting.

Sito and Those in Space is not just a journey through space—it is a journey through perception itself.