Books on Mind Control

I just have a craving here to read a novel that deals with mind control. I was wondering if any of you here can recommend me any books that deal with it.

 

A Clockwork Orange, possibly?

 

Len Deighton's The IPCRESS File - Brainwashing
Aldous Huxley's Brave New World - Societal conditioning via drugs
Philip K. Dick's We Can ERemember It for You Wholesale - the novel Total Recall was based on
Larry Niven's World of Ptaavs - what happens if you read the mind of a telepathic Slaver?
Anthony Burgess' A Clockwork Orange, as Banzai suggested.

 

Thanks for the reccommendations.

 

Update. Sorry I know it's been a while, but I finally got around to reading one of those books it's hard to find books at my library and also with the condition I'm in.

Cogito I don't know how you reccommended Brave New World. I don't understand a bit that I'm reading. I'm up to chapter 4 and still don't have a clue.

 

Brave New World is about conditioning (brainwashing) on a societal level through drugs and propaganda.

 

you just repeated your last post. How's that supposed to help?

 

Sorry. If it isn't what you need, pass it by.

 

Brave New World isn't especially difficult to read, as I remember it...if you can't read that, definitely don't even attempt Clockwork Orange....

 

I wrote a two freakin' essays on Brave New World...

If actual mind-control is what you're looking for, Brave New World probably isn't the thing. If you're interested in any of the societal conditioning whatevers, I could show any of you the essay.

10th grade English honors paper--I may not have taken it seriously

 

Mind control covers a pretty broad spectrum.