Sci-Fi from the Dark Side

This book explore the consequences of unchecked population growth on society; something we are facing currently.

It's a banned book. You have to read it.

When the world quietens down after a long and intense day, I want a book that is nothing too elaborate or big - just simple, good writing and a reasonable length to help me relax. This is it.

George Orr is a man whose dreams, literally, come true; he dreams something, and when he wakes up the world has changed. There's an unscrupulous psychiatrist who wants to exploit George's gift, a love story, some interesting aliens, and a great ending.

A prolific novel. The concept of an Internet already existed when Gibson wrote Neuromancer in 1984: In the early eighties, several universities had strung together various systems of servers via a telecom link. What Gibson introduced was the idea of a global network of millions of computers, which he described in astonishing detail--though the World Wide Web.

Kurt Vonnegut is perhaps the most under-rated author of our literary history.

Get your fill of science fiction!

It's tempting for me to call this book "Traditional Science Fiction." Or "Classic Science Fiction" or something along those lines. But what I really mean to say is that this is a story where the science is one of the central aspects of the story.

Lessing's best novel to many who have read it!