Overload
Historical Context and Significance
Published in 1979, Arthur Hailey's novel «Overload» presents a gripping tale of the world of energy and electric companies. The book touches on important themes such as the energy crisis, corporate intrigue, and environmental issues. Hailey masterfully depicts the inner workings of energy corporations, showing how high-level decisions can affect people's everyday lives. The novel significantly influenced public perception of energy issues and corporate ethics, highlighting the importance of sustainable development and responsible stewardship of natural resources. «Overload» became a significant cultural phenomenon, raising awareness of the complexities and challenges of the energy industry.
Date of publication: 27 August 2024
Updated: 14 November 2026
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Genre: Thriller
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