ABOUT THE AUTHORAldous Huxley can be remembered as a protagonist of humanism and pacifism. His writings were great works in the history of literature and are in great demand today.These works, especially the one that you are holding right now is one absolute epitome or a benchmark in Dystopian and SF genres. This one 'Brave New World' is frequently hailed as one of top 100 greatest novels of all time is also one of the best works literature has ever seen.The tone of Huxley's writings sustains certain amount of satire in them. And especially, in his dystopian writings and that of related to 'psychedelic drugs and their after effects' the sharpness of this satire can be easily evinced.Huxley has a huge following to this day. He is read in all six inhabited continents of the world in more than 60 languages, like in English, German, Spanish/Espanol, French, Portuguese, Hindi etc. and is ready to be translated in several other languages.Some major works of Huxley are:Novels: Short story collections:Crome Yellow (1921)Antic Hay (1923)Those Barren Leaves (1925)Point Counter Point (1928)Brave New World (1932)Eyeless in Gaza (1936)After Many a Summer (1939)Time Must Have a Stop (1944)Ape and Essence (1948)The Genius and the Goddess (1955)Island (1962) Limbo (1920)Mortal Coils (1922)Little Mexican (US title: Young Archimedes) (1924)Two or Three Graces (1926)Brief Candles (1930)Jacob's Hands: A Fable (discovered 1997) co-written with Christophe IsherwoodCollected Short Stories (1944)A Note from the Publisher:I want to express my gratitude to the Blank Spots team, who actually worked real hard to bring this work to reality and who also has considerably contributed in editing and designing of this book.I want express my heartiest gratitude to all the readers. And I want to congratulate all those who have bought a copy of this work.You may contact us:Regarding Publishing: Admin@blankspots.comRegarding Upcoming Books: Admin@blankspots..comRegarding Editorial Queries, Suggestions and Feedback: VinceMcGrath@blankspots.com Yours Sincerely,
