Brian Aldiss, Trillion Year Spree: The History of Science Fiction, 1986 Jonathan Lethem, "The Cool Disturbances of Anna Kavan's 'Ice'", New York Times Book Review, 27 October 2017. Anatomy of Wonder, 3rd edn, 4-293 Locke II, p. This is the first edition to print the introduction by Aldiss, who praised it as the best science fiction novel of the year it is preceded by the scarce UK edition (London: Peter Owen, 1967). is a catastrophe novel that goes as far beyond Ballard as Ballard is beyond Wyndham, sailing into the chilly air of metaphysics" (Aldiss, pp.
"Ice represents one of the high points of science fiction. Often contrasted with Ballard's Drowned World, Ice depicts "a world jarred into ecocatastrophe by political and scientific crimes" (Lethem). First US edition, first printing, of the author's last novel and masterpiece, "a classic surreal novel of existential catastrophe" (Anatomy of Wonder) a lovely copy in the jacket.
0 kommentar(er)
