Do Stephen King and John Wyndham present unrealistic apocalyptical events in "Cell" and "The Day of the Triffids"?

The era of Stephen King's cell and John Wyndham Vatican is a post apocalyptic novel describing how the human beings rebuild themselves at the end of the world and afterwards. The work recognized at the beginning of contemporary last-time novel details Mary Sherry's "last person" who details the last person's living in the world where humans were cleared out by plague It is said that there is. At that time it was strictly criticized and commented, but the last person was leading a novel like H. G.

John Wyndham wrote a post novel novel, post apocalyptic. His most famous work is "Vatican day" (1951) and "Chinese rhododendron" (1957). Other important writers of this type are Arthur C. Clarke 2001: Space Roaming, Brian Aldiss, and Michael Moorcock. Moorcock is involved in the "new wave" of science fiction writers. Some of them aim to become the most prominent among "New JG Ballard (1930-2009)" in the 1960s. Science fiction writer. After that, the hero of science fiction was Ian M. Banks who created fictitious anarchists, socialists, and utopian society. Nobel laureate Doris Lessing also published a sequence of five science fiction at Argos: an archive from 1979 to 1983

BBC has adapted the adaptation of John Wyndham 's 1950' s SF novel "Triphes Day" brilliantly and has led the world we know to a barbaric future. The city brings hunger and death, sight survivors face deadly walking plants. It caused all primitive fears of the Cold War, catastrophe of imminent circumstances, and the collapse of social collectivism. Unlike the film in 1962, the BBC's adaptation of 1981 preserved the roughness of the original novel, Mark Bold regarded the series as "the radical drama of the 1960's" and succeeded the Thatcher administration did. Policy criticism and "difference" "fear of culture"