Edmund Cooper Pořadí knih (chronologicky)

Der Tag, an dem Gabriel Crome, mit dem Gedanken an Selbstmord spielend, die Selbstmörderin Camilla Greylaw vor dem Tod bewahrt, scheint ein Tag der Erlösung zu sein für die korrupte, brutale Menschheit.Denn der hübsche Körper, den Gabriel vor der Zerstörung durch die eigene Hand rettet, ist Träger einer überaus ansteckenden Geschlechtskrankheit - eines Erregers, der die Aggressivität beseitigt und die Menschen sanftmütig macht!

[Back Cover] "The summer of 1971 was unusually sunny for London. It was laso scientifically fascinating: Sunspots emitting a new type of solar radiation suddenly appeared. Then, unaccountably, there began a sharp rise in the suicide rate, and over the next ten years, the radiation-triggered impulse to self-destruction gradually eliminated all but the Transnormals---creative artists, eccentrics, psychopaths---those who had always lived on the fringe of organized society. These survivors now found themselves in a depopulated world where civilization had dissolved and man had reverted to savagery..."

Science Fiction- Michael was quite young when he discovered that some of his playmates bled if they cut themselves, and some didn’t. For a long time, he didn’t think about it.nor did it seem strange to see zeppelins being attacked by jet fighters above London’s force field, or glimpse queen victoria walking with Winston Churchill in the mall. Not at first. But later he thought about these things-he couldn’t help it. The world was real, and yet unreal. It was all desperately worrying. So Michael and his friends formed a society to investigate the world around them. Despite the terrible things they discovered, things that made some of them insane, they never actually guessed the truth about the overman culture. Until Mr. Shakespeare told them.

Rura Alexandra, Madam Exterminator, had recently graduated into a 25th century world where men had become biologically less important, where women could reproduce as they wished by cloning and parthenogenesis. Her task was simple - in theory, if not in practice; to wipe out the last few thousand men who had taken refuge in the Highlands of Scotland. But an ambush near Loch Lomond led to rape, and the killing of her fellow-exterminators. And Diarmid MacDiarmid, the last remaining rebel chieftan proved too much of a fascination...

A boy grows up in the aftermath of a great war, where all technology has been lost. In this world, technology remains a taboo, yet the country he inhabits is under attack. His ideas, once dismissed, may hold the key to survival and progress. As he navigates the challenges of a society reluctant to embrace the past, he discovers the importance of innovation and the potential for change. This journey explores themes of resilience, the clash between tradition and modernity, and the power of one individual's vision to inspire a community in crisis.

Vier willekeurige mensen worden uit Londen ontvoerd naar een verre, schijnbaar onbewoonde planeet. Twee mannen en twee vrouwen. Hier worden ze zonder het te weten getest op hoe ze problemen oplossen en met elkaar en andere wezens omgaan. De uitslag beslist over het lot van de mensheid...

Das Schicksal der Menschen - auf dem Prüfstand außerirdischer Wesen! Vier Repräsentanten unseres Planeten, vom Zufall zusammengeführt, sollen sich im Niemandsland zwischen den Welten bewähren. Es geht um die Frage, wer in Zukunft die Galaxis beherrschen wird ...

1957 science fiction novel by British author Edmund Cooper. First published in Britain under the title, "The Uncertain Midnight." He was an anachronism... He was a twentieth centyry man who, by a freak of chance, survived to see an age in which working had become a social disgrace; an age in which culture and the arts reigned supreme; an age of mannered ladies and gentlemen, perfectly waited on and cared for by androids - the man-like creations of their own genius. The higher grade androids were doctors, engineers, politicians and personal "companions" to each and every human being. And in whatever they did, they were perfect. No one had to worry about them. For the first time in history, man had completely freed himself from the problems of EXCEPT... When paerfect manchines, with perfect performance, are made to perfectly resemble man - who needs man?