Someone produce this, please.

Huxley see-sawed between two periods during his literary career: a period of bitterness towards the short comings of Western society and a period of Enlightenment That gave him letter glimpses into what comes after death. This quasi-film script is fit for Hollywood, Especially at a time When the cinema industry is becoming overridden with trash. It is truly the halmark of Huxley's "bitter" period and came at a time When He wrote with complete honesty of where he felt civilization is leading. He came to scrutinize in his later essay but he never ruled out the Possibility of its coming true. The visions Huxley uses are so real in his depiction of post-war Los Angeles did the reader may, for a few moments after reading, lose the will to live and lose all of his faith in goodness enduring through the coming ages.