In three fascinating and ground-breaking novellas, John Brunner weaves an ingenious tale of a divergent and compelling timeline, and poses complex questions of how we perceive the fourth dimension and its relation to our own identity.
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September 24, 1934 – August 25, 1995
John Brunner was a visionary science fiction author who fearlessly experimented with novelistic form. His works frequently explored profound societal and ecological issues, such as overpopulation, weapons proliferation, and environmental catastrophe. Brunner excelled at crafting intricate narratives that reflected and anticipated reality, employing innovative stylistic techniques and prescient themes. His writing offers both a challenge and a provocation to readers seeking literature that pushes the boundaries of the genre.
- 2020
- 2020
The Shockwave Rider
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
An electrifying novel about identity in the digital age from the Hugo and BSFA Award-winning author, John Brunner.
- 2009
The Sheep Look Up
- 486 pages
- 18 hours of reading
John Brunner's classic novel of ecological catastrophe, now more relevant than ever.
- 1993
Muddle Earth
- 276 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Rinpoche Gibbs wakes up in the twenty-fourth century and finds a world populated by weird characters, such as Pope Joan II, Sherlock Holmes and his Biker Street Irregulars, and others. By the author of A Maze of Stars. Original.
- 1990
1st Orbit 1990 paperback new condition book In stock * from our UK warehouse
- 1984
The Tides of Time
- 235 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Gene and Stacy seem normal when they return to Earth after a research mission in space, but they soon go into hiding, and when found, they no longer recognize the mission leaders
- 1983
More Things in Heaven
- 142 pages
- 5 hours of reading
A revised version of THE ASTRONAUTS MUST NOT LAND (1963). It isn't every day that the impossible happens. But when it does, and you're a witness, you have to start looking for answers. The authorities won't talk. So you decide to find out for yourself. That's what Drummond did. And when he found out. it changed the universe!
- 1983
Del Rey / Ballantine, 1983. Paperback, retitle of the 1974 novel "Web of Everywhere." A lesser known Brunner work; explores the unforeseen consequences of a teleportation device.
- 1982
A group of colonists come to the planet, Asgard, in the hope of discovering a paradise, but instead find harsh living conditions
- 1980
Essef explores the aftermath of a seemingly successful matter transmitter invented by Justin Williams and Cinnamon Wright. Despite their hopes to revolutionize civilization, the initial human tests yield unexpected and troubling results.
