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The Sheep Look Up John Brunner
Publisher: Centipede Press

In which Adam reviews the dated but strangely appropriate science fiction novel The Sheep Look Up, by John Brunner. That was hilarious and rarely do I open such links (believing that they will just waste my time.) I think they just produced the story of my life, in one simple short. Occasionally, his release point is somewhere up near Lakewood. Look up there.” He pointed at the green pastures of Leckwith Hill. The Sheep Look Up by Gray Brechin. Why do we need to pay for a fucking sheep? There's a million fucking sheep here. Gah, dystopian fiction is so depressing; yet when it's done well, it is such a good read. Brunner's more pessimistic stories included The Sheep Look Up (1972), a depressing look forward to the horrors of pollution; and The Shockwave Rider (1975), in which computers spread viruses and other evils. John Brunner's "The Sheep Look Up" is an astonishingly prescient environmental/political multi-storyline ensemble opus. There's more fucking sheep than fucking people. The Sheep Look Up, John Brunner. Food and crops, water and scarce resources—all are undergoing major stresses due to human incompetence and greed. - where do you find this stuff??? Posted on July 2, 2010 by dandelionsalad. And how could John Brunner, a great British writer who dealt with overpopulation (Stand on Zanzibar), environmental pollution (The Sheep Look Up), and many others. By Gray Brechin Guest Writer Dandelion Salad July 2, 2010.