Is there a book where it’s aliens invading Earth but written from the perspective of aliens?

[Anonymous No.15638619]

Like aliens exploring Earth that kind of stuff

[Anonymous No.15638628]

my dairy desu

[Anonymous No.15638712]

>>15638628
Puts a new spin on the idea, but I’m speaking literally not metaphorically

[Anonymous No.15638800]

>>15638619
Might want to directly ask /sffg/ since they don't often visit outer /lit/.

[Anonymous No.15638948]

Invader Zim comics

[Anonymous No.15639254]

It is along time since I read it, but maybe Footfall

[Anonymous No.15640376]

>>15638619

No. It has never occurred to any science fiction author in the history of the genre to write a story like this. It's too far out there. Which is pretty remarkable since the genre is well over a hundred years old with many thousands of works having been published.

[Anonymous No.15640392]

an alien wouldn't be speaking / thinking in english or human ways so how would it make sense

[Anonymous No.15640561]

Is there a book where the aliens are actually good guys, and it explores an alliance that doesn't devolve into warshit?

[Anonymous No.15640600]

>>15638619
Try Childhood's End

[Anonymous No.15641550]

>>15638628
lol

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[Anonymous No.15642083]

>>15638619
http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/watts_01_10/
Kind of

[Anonymous No.15642724]

Bound to be more than enough jewish autobiographies out there anon

[Anonymous No.15642985]

Under the Skin

[Anonymous No.15643008]

>>15642083
Penguin... easy on the fish

[Anonymous No.15643035]

>>15638619
read any spanish conquistador book, its the closest most accurate thing as to what that might be like.

[Anonymous No.15643118]

>>15640376
No, there's a story with the same premise in Ray Bradbury's The Illustrated Man

[Anonymous No.15643136]

[Ok, it is called The Concrete Mixer
From The Illustrated Man.
Short story.]

[Anonymous No.15643702]

>>15638619
Arthur C. Clarke?

[Anonymous No.15643739]

>>15638619
No anon because its stupid