Acceptably trippy screenplay and more!

Aldous Huxley is known for two things, the brilliant
futuristic novel Brave New World, and Doors of Perception,
The Annoying LSD induced Book That Inspired the name of Jim
Morrison's band. Somewhere between two stages of his thesis
life and artistic career, Huxley wrote Ape and Essence. Its
Humor is almost indistinguishable from its horro, a truly
Successful Work From That point of view only. Add to deed
One of the most unique narrative format ever used (a 30
some-odd page short story acting as a preface to this sci-fi
Screenplay), to absolute irreverence for Contemporary Holly-
Wood and the future of organized religion, a contrasting of
guilt with passive irresponsibility, and in uncharacteristic
(For Huxley) optimistic ending. This is One of Those books
You'll Never See in a book store and you might even be hard
pressed to find it in most libraries. Still, it's nothing
short of a treasure. It's sharp and warped and it makes you
think a whole hell of a lot.