Two dystopian sci-fi tales of rebellion and forbidden love in twisted, oppressive worlds.
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Two dystopian sci-fi tales of rebellion and forbidden love in twisted, oppressive worlds.
Two science fiction novels by "Kurt Steiner", the pseudonym of André Ruellan (1922-2016), one of France's best-known science fiction and horror writers, as well as one of its most distinguished film writers. BLACK SHEEP: For having questioned the official theory on the existence of a single solar system, Rolf B 40 is condemned to injection n° 25 by the Police of Knowledge. He is then forced to join the ghetto of the contaminated outcasts where he befriends Titanor, a giant afflicted with a horri...
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Moderate romantic themes with implied relationships in both stories.
Frequent violence; body horror with tumors and physical afflictions depicted.
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Minor reference to injections as punishment in oppressive society.
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Strong themes of oppression, rebellion, and anti-technology ideology.
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Systemic oppression, punishment, and suffering in dystopian settings.
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