“If I don't write, I begin to feel unsettled and uneasy, as I gather people do who are not allowed to dream.”
Quote by J. G. Ballard
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J. G. Ballard
J.G. Ballard was a prominent British novelist known for his unique science fiction and post-apocalyptic themes. His works often explore technology, consumerism, and human psychology, having a profound impact on subsequent literature and cinema. more
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