Science Fiction Dystopian story where only the homeless still knew how to read

It sounds like the last book of Rodman Philbrick's universe. The hero is a teenage boy with epilepsy. I tried on it at high school.

This is the story of a seizure boy named Spaz who began a heroic struggle to return the wisdom of mankind to the earth. In the world where most people are connected to the brain draining entertainment system, Spaz is a rare person who can see real life. When he met an old man named Light, he began to understand the Earth and its past. Using his light as a fellow, Spats started an impossible pursuit to save his dying sister - in the process, probably the world

There are few people who know how to read and write, but the hero finally got the last book

He accompanied the old man Ryter who tried to steal at the beginning of the story and left the last few who can read and write.

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I like space travel and science fiction. What I think you've found is that most science fiction seems to be very relevant to space travel, distant peers, and the tragic future of the planet. It is difficult to imagine a story of a science fiction novel without a space trip, and it does not happen in the world of the dystopia. I am very optimistic about the future. If you compare today with the past, I think you should rather live today. I like to participate in 2017, not in the 1970s and 1970s, even the 1770s. If you ask someone in the year, they will rather come and stay here. The quality of human life is constantly rising. There are some short declines, I think that I am living in 1933 instead of 1943, especially if I am a European. But I think 1953 is better than 1933.

Dystopian science fiction of Ray Bradbury published in 1953. This is a story about the social practice censorship system of the future where all the books are restricted, the government attempts to control people's antisocial forces and hedonism, what people are reading or thinking is. However, this book covers not only the risk of censorship but also the influence of television and mass media on literary reading, and good arguments useful for books as the most important element of intellectual freedom. Unlike other famous distant novels, this book brings some hope.

Destopia science fiction has not only existed for a long time but since the first dis- tearpia film was produced in 1927 the number of discontinuous films produced has dramatically increased over the past decade. The average number of dystopian films produced between 1967 and 1997 was 25 per decade. Between 1997 and 2007, this number jumped to 37 films, and in the past 10 years, about 67 dish film films were produced. Not only are more Dystopian films being produced over the last decade, but they are also becoming more popular. According to the annual box office between 1998 and 2007, total sales of nine distorted films ranked in the top 30. Between 2008 and 2017, the total sales of 14 dystopian movies ranked in the top 30. The increase in the number of distorted films and the increase in annual box office revenue is evidence that the distorted movie has become the type of top science fiction.