A seminal work of science fiction- an unnerving vision of the consequences of unchecked overpopulation
Harry Harrison (1925 - 2012) was born in Connecticut and lived in
New York City until 1943, before being drafted into the United
States military. After WW2, he settled in the United Kingdom.
His contribution to science fiction writing is almost unparalleled-
Deathworld, the Stainless Steel Rat series, Bill, the Galactic
Hero, Stars and Stripes Forever, and West of Eden are all classics
of the genre. He received the Nebula Award, the Golden Scroll of
the Academy of SF Film, Prix Jules Verne (Sweden) and the Premio
Italia. He was also a member of the SF Hall of Fame.
A bracing, revelatory experience
*Guardian*
A cautionary tale of what might happen if American consumption goes
unchecked
*Los Angeles Times*
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