Did John Brunner's novels discuss social issues?
Not at all
Very rarely
Always in a minor way
Often, they were thematic
Answer
John Brunner's novels often discussed social issues. His novel Stand on Zanzibar, for example, explored the consequences of overpopulation and environmental degradation. In The Sheep Look Up, Brunner examined the dangers of pollution and the potential for global pandemics. Brunner's novels often had a strong dystopian tone, and he was particularly critical of the impact of technology on society.
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