Brave New World

Aldous Huxley's dystopian masterpiece explores a future society engineered for stability through conditioning, pharmaceuticals, and pleasure. Set in a World State where individuality is suppressed and happiness is manufactured, the novel follows Bernard Marx and John "the Savage" as they challenge a system that has eliminated suffering—and freedom. A profound examination of control, conformity, and what it means to be human, this classic remains strikingly relevant to contemporary discussions about technology, surveillance, and social engineering. Essential reading for anyone interested in speculative fiction and philosophical inquiry.