Non-Stop, by Brian Aldiss, Paperback Edition, 1965, Faber and Faber

Non-Stop is Brian Aldiss's striking debut novel, first published in 1958, and now regarded as one of the defining works of post-war British science fiction. Set aboard a vast, decaying generation starship whose inhabitants have forgotten their origins, the novel blends adventure with psychological and social speculation, exploring themes of memory, myth, and humanity’s place in the cosmos. Written at the dawn of Aldiss's distinguished career, Non-Stop announced the arrival of a major voice in modern science fiction, combining imaginative scope with literary ambition in a manner that would come to characterise his later work.

Non-Stop, by Brian Aldiss. Published by Faber and Faber, London, 1965. 

A good paperback with laminated colour covers with strong typography. Some scuffing and wear, and front right corner creased and rubbed. Some light ring marks to rear. Soundly bound. Previous owner's inscription to first free end paper.

Text is bright and clean throughout.

Text in English.

252pp.

Dimensions: approx 181mm high x 121mm wide x 14mm deep.

Weight: approximately 202g (unpacked).