Culture | October 01, 2010 | 13 comments

10 Banned Science Fiction Novels

source: http://www.geekosystem.com/power-grid/10+Banned+Science+Fiction+Novels/page:1/

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10. Shade's Children
9. The Giver
8. His Dark Materials Trilogy
7. Stranger in a Strange Land
6. 1984
5. Fahrenheit 451
4. A Wrinkle in Time
3. Slaughterhouse-Five
2. Brave New World
1. A Clockwork Orange
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13 comments // 10 Banned Science Fiction Novels

  • GISchmo
  • figgdimension
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    • without SF and some of these books would creative geeks and artists created a virtual digital world I think not where would physics and science be without science fiction it wouldn't exist

    • 1 year ago
  • kcaid
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    • banned you say, banned??? well, to me that's a loud announcement of "TAKE ME, READ ME NOW"..... that's like telling a teenager: don't drink, smoke weed, have sex and definitely no masturbating....lol

    • 1 year ago
  • figgdimension
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      figgdimension  

    • whats not to love its SF and its banned makes me feel dirty mmmm like you forgot cats craddle thats goood too all these are great CLASSIC LITERATURE and at my house you can read them be banned or not ye of little faith ARGHHHHHH alot of these are quite prophetic too!

    • 1 year ago
  • Varex_Sythe
  • littlwarrior
  • remanns
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    • That IS insane -
      Slaughterhouse-Five
      Aside from its crunchy science fiction coating, Slaughterhouse-Five is also a near autobiographical account of the author's experience as an American prisoner of war in World War II, including being present at the fire-bombing of Dresden, Germany where tens of thousands of German civilians were killed by American troops. It is also one of the earliest acknowledgements in popular literature of the fact that the Nazis persecuted homosexuals.

      Not only banned (in New York State, Ohio, Florida, Georgia, and Wisconsin) and challenged (in Louisiana, Michigan (twice), Texas, Virginia, Rhode Island, Illinois, Kentucky (twice), and Wisconsin again), copies of Slaughterhouse-Five were burned in North Dakota in 1973.

    • 1 year ago
  • figgdimension
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    • remanns:

      One of my favs love it have that one with the cover design print all creepy who would ever BAN ANY BOOK for that matter internet porn good books baaaaaaddddddd Frankenbookenstein I hate book banners and censors what are we idiots these are life skill modern life books of great moral and artistic value more important than Huck Finn but while Im on it he rocks too banning(cutting libraries too!) books is for the fourth reich I'll have none of it... get free books and literature online at http://www.archive.org

    • 1 year ago
  • remanns
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