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Available
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Collection
Publication
Sphere Books, (1967), Paperback, 192 pages
Description
A voice in your brain warning you away from that one drink too many, or the crime of violence, guiding your every move from birth to death - that's the Analogue Machine, a terrifying and ingenious psychological device for compelling conformity. Analogue Men is an exploration of man and society written with dazzling ingenuity and plausibility.
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LibraryThing member ikeman100
It's been a while since a finishing a book annoyed me as much as this one. Knight has written many good short stories. I had not read any of his novels so I started with his first. It is a mess. It was a promising initial idea but it was badly executed. This book needed an editor.
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I may try another Knight novel but It will be a while. First I have to forget this one.
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he had several ideas or short stories that he very loosely tied together for a novel. There are many chapters that could have been left out as they contributed nothing to the advancement of the plot. They were just diversions in case the reader was getting bored? The entire book was written in the "keep the reader guessing and all will be revealed in the end" technique. I keep skipping ahead hoping to find out who was good or bad. When I finally got to the big ending the explanations were mostly, "We just kill anyone we don't trust." Well, that explains some of the book...I may try another Knight novel but It will be a while. First I have to forget this one.
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Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1955
Physical description
192 p.; 17.7 cm
ISBN
0722153066 / 9780722153062
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Omslaget viser en slags maske sammensat af puslespilsbrikker af modellervoks
Omslaget er ikke krediteret og isfdb.org har heller ikke oplysninger om kunstner
Indskannet omslag - N650U - 150 dpi
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Pages
192
DDC/MDS
823.91 |