The City and the Stars was arguably Arthur C. Clarke's first novel. Although it came out in 1956, by which time Clarke had published several other novels, The City and the Stars is an expanded version of the novella Against the Fall of Night, Clarke's first published book, which came out in 1948.. A journey of discovery that will shake the foundations of everything the people of Earth have ever believed. Diaspar is Earth's last city - surrounded by deserts, on a world where the oceans have long since dried up. It is a domed, isolated, technological marvel run by the Central Computer. Diaspar has conquered death.

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The City and the Stars was written years before the dark urban vistas of Dick and Gibson. If others have constructed more compelling visions of futuristic dystopias, it is because they have had the benefit of standing on Clarke's shoulders. But even in the venue of dystopias, Clarke's questions go beyond the merely dystopian.. For many years, and for many re asons, The City and the Stars was my best-loved book; now it has a new lease on life, both in text, and in music. To my delight and surprise, it is the ba sis of an oratorio by the British composer David B edford, which should have had its premiere in London's Royal.