Rage. (Fury)

This book by Henry Kuttner was one of my favorites as a child, as it was on the list of the few fantastic books in my parents' home library. There are other benefits to this book, for example. The main character is not a good or bad person. Rather, he is cut from contradictions and destined to accomplish a feat:) Watching his story is informative. It is quite interesting to describe the concept of the pupation of the human race within the framework of the accessible world and the rejection of expansion outside. True, the author’s imagination moves people to towers located at the bottom of the underwater oceans of Venus, since atomic war burned the surface of the Earth as a greedy fireplace devours birch bark thrown into it. The ending with the epilogue is just two words... but you are ready to start reading the second book, which is not, because the ending is open to the work of your imagination.

In general, the book may be interesting to read now:)

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