J. G. Ballard : J.G. Ballard
James Graham Ballard (born November 18, 1930) is a British novelist remarkable for the range of genres of his novels - science fiction, modernistic art novel, and historical setting. A great many of his writings are about dystopias.
Novels and short story collections
Note: This is a partial list.
- The Drowned World[?]
- The Crystal World[?]
- Terminal Beach[?]
- Vermilion Sands[?]
- High Rise[?] -- part of so-called "dystopian trilogy" (w/ "Concrete Island" and "Crash")
- Concrete Island[?]
- Crash
- The Atrocity Exhibition[?]
- Cocaine Nights[?]
- Super-Cannes[?]
- Running Wild[?]
- War Fever[?] -- a compilation of essays and stories
- The Wind That Came From Nowhere[?]
- Empire of the Sun[?] -- historical novel, based on his own adolescence in a Japanese P.O.W. camp in Shanghai.
See also: Brian Aldiss
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Grunewald's most hopeful
the next United States Senator, a scene of jubilation ensued within those
taken up, Gene Hollister played the piano and a Virginia reel started; in
member present. The country was returning to its senses. Theodore
But presently carriages were ordered, and a "delegation" of enthusiastic
Fowndes, Ogilvy, and Grunewald. We found Judah B. Tallant there,--in
himself, in expansive mood, was filling the largest of the library
I thought, for a man on the verge of realizing his life's high ambition.
occasion. He managed to convey to everyone his appreciation of the value
seized Mr. Watling's hand, warmly, in both of his own.
"I have never," he said, with a relapse into the German f's,
I congratulate you on your success." His voice shook with emotion.
around my chief.
"Good night, Senator," said Tallant, and all echoed the.
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