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 ...

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 ...

We live in a time of prophets. The planet’s richest man has vowed to colonize Mars. Chatbots and AI portend job losses. And ...

Brave New World, Ape and Essence, and Island evidence their ... Reflective of the mood of the times, dystopian fiction assumed the leading role in the utopian genre. Writers began to question both ...

Some of the most famous dystopian fiction books include The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, The Handmaid’s Tale by Margarette Atwood, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, Ready Player One by ...

We certainly don't speak about The World State or Mustapha Mond from Brave New World as often as we ... that Huxley got more right than his fellow dystopian. That was definitely the opinion ...

A few years after the publication of Brave New World Revisited, the revered novelist appeared on In Conversation with John Morgan to discuss dystopian and Utopian worlds and the increasing ...