The famous English writer Brian Aldis (b. 1925) is the most unpredictable of modern science fiction writers: either he amazes readers with the puzzling “Report on the Probability of Hey” or the avant-garde “Barefoot in the Head”, then he returns to traditional genres. Brian Aldis’ novel “Greenhouse "is a fantastic saga, a brilliant dystopia, in the spirit of fantasy - a thing that is familiar in form, but strange, controversial and even shocking in content. This is a primitive odyssey of sailing across three seas, with action thrown not into the past, but into the infinitely distant future. Hugo Award for 1962.