Today's reading
Today's reading
#BookReport 12/20
All this corona chaos leads to a lot of socializing at home and too little focus to read - unexpectedly.
So only two books all week 🤷🏻♀️
A man accidentally ends up in the fictional country of Erewhon. It is immediately clear that its residents have strange habits and that their reactions are incomprehensible. For example, according to the Erewhonians, disease is an immoral condition, while they regard crime as a disease against which there are remedies. The narrator learns a lot about this country that he shares with us. Sometimes interesting, sometimes boring. #1001books
#WanderingJune
(Day 16 - #WhereTheStreetsHaveNoName)
*”Erewhon” immediately came to mind with this prompt. But there are several books that influenced Butler, and in turn, he had an influence on Orwell‘s “1984.” “Gulliver‘s Travels” is probably the first of this kind of utopian/dystopian soft sci-fi, preceding the others by at least 140 years. “News from Nowhere” is likely the least known, but still an important text for its socialist leanings.