2001
Arthur C. Clarke, 1968
A black slab buried on the Moon sends a signal toward Jupiter, and the crew sent to follow it must trust a computer that has begun to think for itself.
Arthur C. Clarke
Clarke wrote the screenplay with Stanley Kubrick while the novel was still in progress; the film and book were released in the same year, 1968.
Feels like awe, curiosity and dread.
The one thing no one can prepare for is the ordinary.
He was prepared, he thought, for any wonder. The only thing he had never expected was the utterly commonplace. Books by Arthur C. Clarke
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