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Author Index B	John Brunner
Title Index S	Stand on Zanzibar


Year	1968
Publisher	Del Rey (Ballantine)
ISBN	0345347870

Synopsis	Donald Hogan was a mild-mannered student, a dilettante intellectual, at least that's what everyone was supposed to think he was. But Donald knew otherwise. He knew he was a spy. But what Donald didn't know was that in a world overpopulated by the billions - in a society squeezed into hive-living madness by megabrain computers, mass-marketed psychedelics, and eugenics - where everyone was struggling for life ... he himself was programmed for death!

Review	Winner of the Hugo Award "John Brunner takes a lot of ordinary science fiction and speculative non-fiction and edits it non-randomly into a brilliant non-novel ... Brunner has invented a whole new way of writing book-length science fiction Norman Spinrad

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	Credit: NASA
Coccoliths in the Celtic Sea Coccolithophores are a group of phytoplankton that are identifiable from space. These microscopic plants armor themselves with external plates of calcium carbonate. The plates, or coccoliths, give the ocean a milky white or turquoise appearance during intense blooms. This natural-color view of the Celtic Sea and English Channel was taken by the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer on NASA's Terra satellite on June 4, 2001.
NASA Image of the day archive

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