"Strangers, Gods and Monsters" is a collection of essays that explores the themes of identity, culture, and the human experience. The book examines how individuals navigate their existence in a world filled with diverse beliefs and practices, often feeling like outsiders or "strangers." The essays delve into the concept of the "other," discussing how societies define and interact with those who are different. By analyzing myths, legends, and contemporary issues, the collection highlights the complexities of being human, touching on topics such as immigration, faith, and social justice.