I think I enjoy the dystopic stories more than any other fiction. I
think it gives more true insight into humanity and I find that
appealing. This is one of the classics. Huxley wrote a foreword to the
book addressing some of its short comings. It does say that he wishes he
had given another option to the Savage than the 2 that were left open. I
would agree with that. The ending was so abrupt I found it a bit
disappointing. The book leads
to interesting discussion on freedom, struggle, pain and grief and how those relate to social stability. It is a fantastic story of what seems to be a
not so distant future.
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