The Happy Herd (eBook, PDF) - Walton, Bryce
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Short Famous and Classic Science Fiction Novel
Everyone was thoughtful, considerate, kind and very happy. But where was the right of dignity or individuality? It was like being dropped into the middle of a nightmare. The kind that finds you running naked in a crowd.
 

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Short Famous and Classic Science Fiction Novel

Everyone was thoughtful, considerate, kind
and very happy. But where was the right of
dignity or individuality? It was like being
dropped into the middle of a nightmare. The
kind that finds you running naked in a crowd.

 
Autorenporträt
Bryce Walton was an American author and screenwriter, known for his contributions to the science fiction genre, particularly during the mid-20th century. His work spans both short stories and novels, with a focus on suspense, action, and speculative themes. His writing explored a wide range of other themes, including the consequences of technological advancement, interplanetary conflict, rebellion, and the moral complexities of human nature. Walton's narratives typically centered on ordinary individuals caught in extraordinary situations, often dealing with political intrigue, alien encounters, and the ethical dilemmas of survival in dystopian settings. His stories, such as Design for Doomsday and Savage Galahad, showcase his ability to create high-stakes, action-driven plots while still addressing deep philosophical and social questions. His works often included philosophical reflections on the nature of freedom, the costs of progress, and the role of individual choice in a rapidly changing world. Walton's contribution to the genre remains significant for its exploration of complex moral and societal questions through gripping, thought-provoking narratives. His stories reflect the anxieties and possibilities of the mid-20th century, making them resonate with readers interested in the intersection of technology, humanity, and the unknown.