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Original Title:	Будущее
ISBN:	1517679273 (ISBN13: 9781517679279)
Edition Language:	English

FUTU.RE Paperback | Pages: 626 pages

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'A worthy successor to '1984' and 'Brave New World'' - PLAYBOY What would I do for eternal life? Discoveries made within our lifetime will allow people to remain young forever. There is no more death. Our children will never die. Welcome to a world inhabited by people who are perfectly healthy, beautiful and eternally young. Every utopia has its shadowy backstreets. Someone has to make sure that overpopulation doesn't bring the wonderful world of the future crashing down. Someone has to make people forget their animal instincts and live in a fitting way for immortals. Maybe that someone is me? The utopia "FUTU.RE" is the first novel after five years' silence from Dmitry Glukhovksy, author of the cult novel "METRO 2033." The author's books have been translated into dozens of foreign languages, selling in millions of copies, and have been adapted for the big screen in Hollywood - but none of them will grip you like "FUTU.RE"

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Title	:	FUTU.RE
Author	:	Dmitry Glukhovsky
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First U.S. English Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 626 pages
Published	:	October 5th 2015 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (first published 2013)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fiction. Cultural. Russia. Fantasy. Literature. Russian Literature. Adult

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A VERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRY long book, that is quite intriguing and has a lot of memorable moments, but as you can tell by my initial reaction I think it could have been about three times shorter. Not that it was bad, I like the characters, they are well rounded and i want to see what happens, Dmitry usually dose a good job of that. The plot is probably the strongest point, an Orwellian future where humanity has cured death. Where population is heavily regulated and pregnancy is seen as a crime

I read the previuos Metro books from the author so when i saw this at a bookstore i expected a well written work. The story looked interesting and the authors previuos works was great so i picked it up.I shouldnt have though. The book starts up strong with good character development and keeping the pace enough to keep the reader interested while still finding time to put philosophy in. The plotline can be somewhat predictable, but i was not expecting some mindbender from this. However after

Outstanding dystopian SciFi. Angry and passionate. The main character Jan Nachtigal is what mankind represents in the oppressed condition. He is smart, resourceful, chauvinist, selfish and brutal. But he can give up everything for the woman he loves. It's a Shakespearean drama set in the far future with a magnificent wham-bam finale. Mankind may have created immortals and yet never changed in its essence.

It starts strong but pretty soon that strength gets lost in overly long internal monologues and chaotic plot with obvious, clichéd ending.

"Future" is my first book by Glukhovsky and it was a long awaited treat, ever since I read the synopsis of the book and put it on my "must-read" list. So when I finally found the time to read it, I had really high expectations. Well, the book didn't disappoint me. Although I'm not a fan of writers who rely too much on sexual violence and gore to impress the reader, the world building won me. The book is incredibly well thought of. Excluding the little "I hate Russia" part, which felt a bit too

I don't even know what to say about this book. It is so real and so unreal at the same time. It's our world hundreads of years into the future but it is the same hate, political games, and paid of media that exists on different levels today. Medical sciense is basiclly tossed out the window in this book because genetic modification has defeted death, basiclly no one dies, there is no diseasses, everyone is young and perfect forever. Unless you break the law and have children, then you are

Do you know why I hate horrors?I can never get scared by the ghosts, or vampires, or zombies, or insert-any-existing-supernatural-entity.When I walk the dark alley alone I am not scared by ghost grabbing my ankle. But I am often terrified by humans. A drunk girl looking at me sideways as if she wanted to mangle and rob me. A shady guy sending me long glances No, I am never scared by the supernatural. It is human nature (or rather dark aspects of it) which makes me frightened.Thats why I prefer