This being my first read work by Anthony Burgess, it has inspired me to read more of his literature. I originally picked out this book after a recommendation from a fellow schoolmate. It has the conflicts Man verses Society, Man versus Man, and Man verses Himself, which make a great combination for this very intelligent plot. I believe the book is much more violent, graphic, vulgar, and even quite more disturbing than the movie, which is directed by Stanley Kubrick, one of my all-time favorite directors. Also, the book adds the advantage of the 21st chapter, which gives a new point of view to the entire story, while the movie leaves out this very important part.

“Anthony Burgess was born John Anthon

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