Aldous Huxley is a famous English writer, known primarily for Brave New World, a classic dystopian novel, as well as nearly 50 other books. He was also a prominent philosopher, humanist, pacifist, and satirist. Early in his career, he was also an editor (Oxford Poetry), and he published short stories and poetry. A well-known nonfiction work, The Doors of Perception, offers insight into experiences with a psychedelic drug. 
Life Lessons from ‘Brave New World’ – #Banned
For most of us, it's not difficult to remember Brave New World -- when we first picked it up, read the first few lines, and...
What have writers said–in protest of war? Anti-War Quotes
You’ve heard of the warmongering words from all those proponents of a “good fight”–war, battles, and all that conflict involves. But, if writers have...
