num_pages: 505
description: A Hugo-award-winning novel of over-population, poitical struggles, and warped ethics. "A quite marvelous projection in which John Brunner landscapes a future that seems the natural foster child of the present...Everything compounds into a fractured tomorrow--from the population explosion to Marshall McLuhan to the Territorial Imperative to the underground press..."--Kirkus Reviews
language: Russian
title: Stand on Zanzibar
titlecomplete: Stand on Zanzibar
genres: Fiction, Science Fiction, Cyberpunk, Speculative Fiction, Science Fiction Fantasy, Classics, Novels, Hugo Awards, Fantasy, Dystopia
ratings_count: 16297
awards: awardedAt: -31507200000
name: Hugo Award
category: Best Novel, awardedAt: -63129600000
name: Nebula Award
category: Best Novel, awardedAt: -31507200000
name: British Science Fiction Association Award
category: Best Novel, awardedAt: 94723200000
name: Prix Tour-Apollo Award
category: Best Novel
publisher: Bentley Pub