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War Fever is a collection of short stories by J. G. Ballard, first published in 1990 by Collins. It includes: "War Fever" "The Secret History of World War 3" "Dream Cargoes" "The Object of the Attack" "Love in a Colder Climate" "The Largest Theme Read More..

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Description	War Fever is a collection of short stories by J. G. Ballard, first published in 1990 by Collins. It includes: "War Fever" "The Secret History of World War 3" "Dream Cargoes" "The Object of the Attack" "Love in a Colder Climate" "The Largest Theme Park in the World" "Answers to a Questionnaire" "The Air Disaster" "Report on an Unidentified Space Station" "The Man Who Walked on the Moon" "The Enormous Space" "Memories of the Space Age" "Notes Towards a Mental Breakdown" "The Index"These pieces range from naturalistic narrative ("The Air Disaster"), through science fantasy ("Dream Cargoes"), to stories told through footnotes ("Notes Towards a Mental Breakdown"), the index of an unwritten book ("The Index") and answers to unstated questions ("Answers to a Questionnaire"). The stories are connected by common themes which reviewer Patricia Heaney describes as "our isolation in time and the psychological implications of technology".
Description	War Fever is a collection of short stories by J. G. Ballard, first published in 1990 by Collins. It includes: "War Fever" "The Secret History of World War 3" "Dream Cargoes" "The Object of the Attack" "Love in a Colder Climate" "The Largest Theme Park in the World" "Answers to a Questionnaire" "The Air Disaster" "Report on an Unidentified Space Station" "The Man Who Walked on the Moon" "The Enormous Space" "Memories of the Space Age" "Notes Towards a Mental Breakdown" "The Index"These pieces range from naturalistic narrative ("The Air Disaster"), through science fantasy ("Dream Cargoes"), to stories told through footnotes ("Notes Towards a Mental Breakdown"), the index of an unwritten book ("The Index") and answers to unstated questions ("Answers to a Questionnaire"). The stories are connected by common themes which reviewer Patricia Heaney describes as "our isolation in time and the psychological implications of technology".

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Name	War Fever
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Authors	J.G. Ballard
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Genre	Science Fiction , Fantasy
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Language	English
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Pages	176
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Media_type	Short Story Collection
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Oclc	9780002237703
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