Canada’s CBC felt the mood eight days later, publishing “Interested in 1984, Brave New World? Try these modern dystopian books.” John Williams, writing in the New York Times on February 19 ...

Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World' foreshadowed the unsettling realities of modern society, from mass entertainment to the ...

Brave New World envisioned a future in which residents are engineered into a strict social hierarchy. Roughly 26 percent of men said they were living in a dystopian society, compared to just 14 ...

Brave New World, Ape and Essence, and Island evidence their ... ideal society that cannot allow him the right to be unhappy. In his second dystopia, Huxley rescues society from utopia, but the cost is ...

Brave New World – based on Aldous Huxley’s novel ... Curious to explore life beyond the strictures of their society, the two New Worlders embark on a vacation to the Savage Lands, where ...

Set in a world where the inconvenience of emotion has been eradicated by a government-imposed daily vitamin, a young couple skips their dose and finds out what it truly means to be human.

They also always relate to the world as the authors ... today is largely dystopian: “As if the catastrophe was inevitable.” But how to go about it so that speculative writing doesn’t end up being ...

See The Contest-Winning Cover For “Brave New World” With his eerie dystopian vision, this year’s winner of a book illustration competition would do Aldous Huxley proud.