Packet 9: Bonus 11

While living as a rancher in this country, Samuel Butler wrote several essays and novels about the idea of machines achieving sentience through natural selection. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this country, the home of the author of the short stories “Bliss” and “The Garden Party,” Katherine Mansfield.
ANSWER: New Zealand [or Aotearoa]
[10e] The “Butlerian Jihad” in this series refers to a revolt against sentient robots. Paul Atreides becomes a false messiah on the worm-infested planet of Arrakis in this series started by Frank Herbert.
ANSWER: Dune
[10h] In this novel, the aristocrat-turned-communist Mr. Ferguson enjoys books like Butler’s Erewhon. In this mystery novel, Simon fakes being shot so he can instead murder Linnet on a steamer leaving Abu Simbel.
ANSWER: Death on the Nile
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