1. Brave New World By Aldous Huxley If you love Dystopian novels, this is the book for you, as it is definitely a blueprint for modern favorites like The Hunger Games and Divergent. The writing ...

Orwell and Huxley offered contrasting dystopias: oppression versus distraction. Which feels more real today? Explore their ...

While this absurdly timely novel has mostly bad things to say about the state of the world, it encourages the reader to push back the despair.

Aldous Huxley isn't as famous as George Orwell is ... Morrison's band took their name from The Doors Of Perception, Huxley's book about his experiences with the drug mescaline.

The study of various touchstones in the history of man's search for the ideal commonwealth affords valuable insight into ideas and ideals that profoundly influenced the utopian thought of Aldous ...

When Aldous Huxley published his essay "The Doors of Perception" in 1954, he did much to publicize a very strange drug. "Mescaline," he writes, "admits one to an other-world of light, color ...

The programme book includes an essay on Huxley and The Devils of Loudun by Uwe Rasch and Gerhard Wagner of the Aldous Huxley Centre. The jazz album, released on 19 June 2022, was inspired by the title ...