The Man Who Made the World

The Man Who Made the World is a science fiction short story by Richard Matheson, originally published in the early 1950s. It follows Dr. Janishefsky as he interviews a man named Smith, who claims to have created the world just five years prior. The narrative delves into themes of creation, reality, and the implications of existence, prompting readers to reflect on the nature of origin and responsibility. Matheson's work is notable for its exploration of complex philosophical questions within a concise format.