Huxley was strongly influenced by F. Matthias Alexander, on whom he based a character in Eyeless in Gaza.

These artists influenced his work and thinking, especially D.H. Lawrence, who was a great friend and mentor. In Brave New World, Huxley produced an enduring ...

The book he wrote about his experiences with mescaline, The Doors of Perception, influenced a young man named Jim Morrison and his friends, and they named the ...

Aldous Huxley: Inspired, Intelligent, and Insightful Many people enjoy books about a dystopian future that give them a contrast to the world they live in.

Aldous' novels were majorly influenced by his beliefs about science, technology, war, and Hinduism. Huxley's most famous novels all had to deal with at least ...

Aldous Huxley has them.” “Meditation on the Moon,” a 1931 essay, exemplifies Huxley's sometimes dreamily poetic style. He argues that skygazers don't have ...

He wrote great novels on dehumanising aspects of scientific progress, most famously Eyeless in Gaza). Huxley was strongly influenced by F.

Huxley's early exposure to the ideas of such a diverse and progressive group deeply influenced his world-view and his writing. After taking his degree at ...

While his most famous work is Brave New World (1932), he was accomplished in many other media [or genres], including playwriting, poetry, philosophy, and non- ...