Share for friends:

Brian Aldiss books

Brian Aldiss
Your rating
Rating
3.95 of 5 Votes: 2
Books: 6 | Review: 0 | Avg rating: 4.3
gender
female
website

Read Books by Brian Aldiss

Book

The Horatio Stubbs Trilogy (1970)

Beyond our steamy windows, the darkness held all the breathability of a sailor’s armpit. A winged and nameless shitbag came hurtling in from the murk, full of offence and fury. Its manner was of one intent on shattering – preferably for ever – the world speed record for Tropical Hirsute Insect Nu...

The Horatio Stubbs Trilogy (1970) by Brian Aldiss
Book

Brothers of the Head (2012)

My first encounter with the Howe twins, Barry and Tom, came as a result of this aforesaid valuable connection. I was acting on behalf of Bedderwick Walker Entertainments. Since the Howe twins represented a somewhat special case, I had agreed to see them, and more particularly their father and leg...

Brothers of the Head (2012) by Brian Aldiss
Book

Forgotten Life (1988)

He could see that the sun beyond the curtains had resumed its unexpected reign over Rawlinson Road. Making a mental check of his anatomy, he discovered that he was in moderate good health; the pain in his left leg and the slight tremor in his right forearm were distractions of long standing, and ...

Forgotten Life (1988) by Brian Aldiss
Book

Life in the West (1980)

One voucher had to be presented at every meal, the meal being understood to include a bottle of red wine and half a bottle of mineral water. Squire entered the dining room of the Grand Hotel a little late for lunch, and found himself with no choice of table. He had been detained by one of the Ame...

Life in the West (1980) by Brian Aldiss
Book

Non-Stop

‘Don’t start mixing yourself up with the ideas of Forwards. It’s that girl who’s doing it, I know – you mark my words, she’s playing her own game with you! You’re so busy dreaming about the spicy secrets of her skirts, you can’t see the wood for the ponics. Just remember: we came here with our ow...

Non-Stop by Brian Aldiss
Book

Greybeard (1964)

It was a time when everyone was more alert for enemies than friends. Charley arrived at Sparcot some days after the Timberlanes, and in a dejected state of mind. His father had owned a small bookshop in a South Coast town. Ambrose Samuels was a man of gloom and tempers. When he was in his most sm...

Greybeard (1964) by Brian Aldiss

Do You like author Brian Aldiss?

Write Review

(Review will shown on site after approval)