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The odd thing is Americans seem to take Aldous Huxley enormously more seriously than the Brits do, and they may be right in doing so.
by mosura 2mo ago
The odd thing is Americans seem to take Aldous Huxley enormously more seriously than the Brits do, and they may be right in doing so.
- schaefer 2mo agoI'm going to pretend you're talking about The Doors of Perception. Even though you are obviously talking about Brave New World.
- defrost 2mo agoI'll just drop: In an interview with Ron Martinetti of American Legends website, Laura Huxley called Island "the finest and final work." In Laura's opinion, "He put everything in that. Brave New World was a warning and Island was an offering." ~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_(Huxley_novel) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_(Huxley_novel) I had a perhaps overly heavy consumption of {X}-topia literature in my early teens.