...God help you if you don’t go along or breathe the slightest word of skepticism.
Australian women's football hopeful, Hannah Mouncey.
You gotta be sh**tin' me.
It’s not as if dystopian fiction originated with contemporary young adult fiction writers.
Some of my favorites are (beyond the obvious such as Orwell’s 1984 and Zamyatin’s We):
1) the Kipling short stories “With the Night Mail” and “Easy as A.B.C.”
2) Aldous Huxley’s Novels Brave New World and After Many a Summer Dies the Swan
3) John Updike’s first novel, The Poorhouse Fair
4) Walker Percy, Love in the Ruin
Bump. This guy nails it.
Thanks for posting!
The Iron Heel by Jack London
That was a rather interesting article...
It’s as though TPTB looked at 1984 and Brave New World and said, “Why not both?”
Throw in a dash of Clockwork Orange, and away we goooooo...
Good article. Spot on.
Well written and right on point
...God help you if you don’t go along or breathe the slightest word of skepticism.
Australian women's football hopeful, Hannah Mouncey.
You gotta be sh**tin' me.
Bump- for forever!
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I’m pretty sure in my mom’s day teenagers read grown up books.