Someone's paying attention to the Amazon Kindle forum!
zakkyb to Yas
4 Jul 161#2
Nah I got an email from ereaderIQ
0liverr
4 Jul 16#3
Deffo worth 99p, hot thanks.
moneyballs2
4 Jul 161#4
An absolutely fantastic book, great if you like dystopian fiction
NWOisnotamyth
4 Jul 16#5
Fiction? This single book has more valuable info in there than in thousands of our fake history books, where cowards and lairs wrote for us.
We live by the scipt and this script is hidden in fiction. If you have eys to see you able to distinguish it.
They use lies to say the truth.
fishmaster to NWOisnotamyth
4 Jul 16#6
Someone's had too much Mescaline :stuck_out_tongue:
The rock band The Doors took their name from the Aldous Huxley book The Doors of Perception.
Spark to NWOisnotamyth
4 Jul 161#8
It's amazing you can see the keyboard or the screen with all of that tinfoil on your head.
Muig1972
4 Jul 161#7
The last time this was posted, someone pointed out that the book is out of copyright. Here it is for free:
Edit: I just realised that the book isn't public domain the the UK yet: that only applies 70 years after the author's death, and Huxley died in 1963. So, you definitely shouldn't access the free PDF version of the book readily available online, OK everyone??
HappyDaysinHell
4 Jul 16#9
Thanks for pointing that out :smiley:
Newbold
4 Jul 16#10
Thanks OP - been meaning to read that. :smiley:
yerbluesjohn
4 Jul 16#11
Great book, read it on holiday a couple of years ago. Preferred it to 1984.
moneyballs2
4 Jul 161#12
It's all about that Soma, a gramme is better than a damn!
ssc1
4 Jul 16#13
Great read worth a mention.
scwibs
4 Jul 16#14
Superb novel, a classic. Huxley's objective, sterile view of the future is at once startling and refreshing if you like the sci-fi genre. Definitely worth 99p.
smallsteve
5 Jul 16#15
It is 'Deal of the Day' on Audible (audiobook) at £1.99.
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We live by the scipt and this script is hidden in fiction. If you have eys to see you able to distinguish it.
They use lies to say the truth.
The rock band The Doors took their name from the Aldous Huxley book The Doors of Perception.
Edit: I just realised that the book isn't public domain the the UK yet: that only applies 70 years after the author's death, and Huxley died in 1963. So, you definitely shouldn't access the free PDF version of the book readily available online, OK everyone??