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>if you want a vision of the future imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever
You've probably already heard of it (and read it), it's 1984, a classic that I've only recently read (finished today).
It's about an unprecedented dicatorship, uniquely strict and horripilating. It's pretty interesting, and presents many ideas still applicable today despite being written quite a while ago. Really rec
No.4773[D][DF]
>>4772And of course, don't forget the classic "Brave new world" by Aldous Huxley.
A similar book, with a similar story.
While 1984 was about political control, brave new world was about social control.
Huxley wrote a review of 1984 to orwell
https://io9.gizmodo.com/read-aldous-huxleys-review-of-1984-he-sent-to-george-or-5890861Also, old time radio drama adaptions for both books exist.
No.4844[D][DF]
>>3456greatest book hands down
No.4847[D][DF]
I agree with that, the movie was good too