Carder's Paradise
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1968
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| Annotation |
The novel includes two dystopias. In one, a computer dominated world, there is no work because it might upset the economy. As a result, people have too much leisure and degenerate. The second, which is the focus of the novel, is an island prison, and the two main characters are a prisoner, Carder, who wants to take over the prison, and the mentally ill prison governor. |
| Published Date |
1968 |
| Publisher |
Rupert Hart-Davis
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| Place Published |
London
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| Full Text |
1968 Levene, Malcolm (1937-73). Carder’s Paradise. London: Rupert Hart-Davis. U.S. ed. New York: Walker, 1969. DLC, NZ The novel includes two dystopias. In one, a computer dominated world, there is no work because it might upset the economy. As a result, people have too much leisure and degenerate. The second, which is the focus of the novel, is an island prison, and the two main characters are a prisoner, Carder, who wants to take over the prison, and the mentally ill prison governor. The author was born in England and moved to Australia in the 1960. He was a psychologist. |
| Additional Publishers |
U.S. ed. New York: Walker, 1969. |
| Author Note |
The author (1937-73) was born in England and moved to Australia in the 1960. He was a psychologist. |
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