Q&A: Turning up the heat on sci-fi

Caspar Henderson

Nature, 2008, vol. 454, issue 7205, 698-698

Abstract: The novel Hothouse is Brian Aldiss's extraordinary 1962 vision of rampant global warming, set on a future stationary Earth with one side permanently baked by the Sun. As the book is republished as a Penguin Modern Classic, the 83-year-old author shares his thoughts on science fiction and life with Nature.

Date: 2008
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