Brave New Worlds (Paperback)

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

While reading this book over the past week or so, I have been asked by several people whether this book is a sequel to the classic dystopia written by Aldous Huxley. Answer: no, it isn't. The title is of course a reference to that work, but the book is not explicitly about Huxley's (although one ...

from suzemo

I have an unrepentant love of dystopian stories. I think it's an amazing vehicle to delve into men's psyche, especially when you look at the societies created. I also don't believe in utopia (someone's utopia is always someone else's dystopia).This anthology is a great collection of different dys...

from suzemo

I have an unrepentant love of dystopian stories. I think it's an amazing vehicle to delve into men's psyche, especially when you look at the societies created. I also don't believe in utopia (someone's utopia is always someone else's dystopia). This anthology is a great collection of different d...

from amaraduende

This is one of the best anthologies I've ever read. It includes classics ("Those Who Walk Away From the Omelas, "The Lottery" are both hereand new works, famous authors ("The Minority Report" by Philip K Dick) and relative unknowns. Every story I've read in here has been great, and some have just...

from cissa

Excellent stories- though whether they're "dystopian" or "utopian" is sometimes a matter of judgment. So: What makes something a dys- or u-topia? This book sure made me think about that! Add in that my utopia may be your dystopia, and... well. Interesting! I strongly recommend this book; it's fas...