2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke

2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke

A slab appears among a group of starving man-apes and teaches them to use a bone as a weapon. Three million years later an identical slab is dug out of the moon, and it sends a signal towards Saturn.

Discovery is sent to follow it, crewed by two men, three in hibernation, and HAL 9000 — a computer that has been given an instruction it cannot reconcile with its own design. Clarke wrote the novel alongside Kubrick's film, and it explains a great deal that the film deliberately leaves mysterious.

The most influential science fiction novel of the twentieth century, and clearer than the film.

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