The Veiled Man is actually the crazy story of Modern Man. The action of the novel The Veiled Man takes place in familiar spaces but also in strange, fantastic worlds, with strong connections and contacts with present, past and future histories. The main character struggles to overcome the identity crisis that is clouding our entire present reality. It is a battle of ideas, a real battle, in which invented characters are caught but also a lot of real characters from national and international cultural life, from national and international political life. The conflict rages in all directions, with the main character having as his opponent a fabulous character named Pitoshkin. Far from being an ordinary being, over the course of the novel, Pitoshkin reveals himself to be a tumultuous ideational complex that clouds everyone's minds in an unreal, harsh and dangerous way. The main character has a tough fight with this Pitoshkin who represents an interesting and critical aspect of the modern world. Anchored and unanchored in the reality of the modern world, the Masked Man, the main character of the novel, fights with the new phantasms of the real world and of the virtual world, worlds that endlessly merge into one another. The key to the novel is the recovery of Self, Being, Love and Moral Beauty. The ending is open because, in fact, the key to the recovery of identity in the endless ocean of histories, characters, events, wars and revolutions, lies in the heart of the reader.