Aldous Huxley. What are we to do about it?

This collection includes essays by the classic English writer Aldous Huxley, written from 1931 to 1963, published in Russian for the first time. Of particular interest are his reflections on world order and the prospects for the development of society, published on the eve World War II and its immediate aftermath. Huxley not only raises questions that remain relevant today but also offers solutions—utopian only at first glance. Other essays in the collection include travel notes, reflections on art, and his own transcendental experiences. The book was illustrated by Sasha Skochilenko.

Published by Überbau, translated from English by Dmitry Simanovsky's Literary Translation Workshop.