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"Memories of the Future: Being Memoirs of the Years 1915-1972 Written in the Year of Grace 1988" offers a witty and thought-provoking satire on predictions of the future. Penned by Ronald Arbuthnott Knox, this humorous work takes readers on a journey through the imagined landscape of the 20th century as envisioned from an earlier era.
A unique blend of science fiction and social commentary, the book presents a fascinating glimpse into the hopes and anxieties surrounding the shape of things to come. Through clever prose and insightful observations, the author invites reflection on the nature of progress, the foibles of humankind, and the enduring power of satire.
This meticulously prepared edition ensures the preservation of this classic work, allowing readers to experience the humor and prescience of its vision. Perfect for those interested in the history of forecasting, humorous fiction, and the timeless appeal of well-crafted satire.
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