Phyllis Gotlieb Book order
Phyllis Gotlieb was a Canadian science fiction novelist and poet whose work delves into profound explorations of the human condition and technological advancement. Her writing frequently examines ethical dilemmas and the complexities of interpersonal relationships in futuristic settings. She employs rich language and evocative imagery to draw readers into thoughtfully constructed and stimulating worlds. Her literary legacy is built upon her ability to weave philosophical inquiries into compelling narratives.
- 1982
- 1981
Sunburst
- 150 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Set in a quarantined town near Chicago, a nuclear accident has led to a generation of children developing strange psychic mutations. As these powers grow increasingly dangerous, a group of kids escapes, prompting Shandy Johnson and her friends, who share similar abilities, to pursue them. The narrative explores themes of evolution, the consequences of human actions, and the unknown dangers of technology. First published in 1964, the story remains relevant, reflecting on humanity's relationship with powerful forces beyond comprehension.
- 1979
