The plot of the book, The Man in the High Castle, reflects Philip K. Dick's exploration of reality through several interconnected themes: the subjectivity of truth and authenticity, the interconnectedness of all events through fate, and the instability of a world governed by institutionalized madness.In an alternate reality where the German Reich and Imperial Japan govern the former United States, resulting in intense political anxiety and moral confusion among both the occupiers and the defeated Americans.
