Rank 76 of 100
Brave New World
Synopsis
In Huxley’s future, people are grown in bottles, sorted into castes, and kept cheerful with a drug and an endless supply of distraction. A man raised on a reservation, with Shakespeare in his head and grief he has not been cured of, walks into that comfort and will not call it happiness.
Synopses are original catalog copy written for Every Book Ever, not publisher blurbs.
Catalogue card
- Year
- 1932
- Language
- English
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Form
- Novel
- Genre
- Dystopian, Science fiction
- Audience
- Adult
- Era
- 1900–1945
- Movement
- Modernist
- Series
- —
- Length
- About 288 pages
- Reported copies
- Tens of millions of copies
- Kind
- Fiction