I read a review once that described Robert A. Heinlein as a creepy old uncle who drinks too much at parties and who makes embarrassing comments, but who everyone likes in spite of his outdated ways â€...
“And I think it's gonna be a long long time'Till touch down brings me round again to findI'm not the man they think I am at homeOh no no no I'm a rocket manRocket man burning out his fuse up here al...
The Illustrated Man is written in the iridescent language of those kaleidoscopic tattoos it tells us about…The nursery was silent. It was empty as a jungle glade at hot high noon. The walls were bla...
Ray Bradbury was an absolute master storyteller whose writing was creative and full of moments of pure bitter irony: he was an imaginative genius, nothing more nothing less. Bradbury picks the bones o...
Genius!: 16 short sci-fi, horror and/or fantasy stories, linked by the concept that each story is represented by the animated tattoos on the Illustrated Man's body. All 16 tales are very very good, I ...
Reading Bradbury a second and third time is like exploring a natural wonder, finding more and more details and interconnections and wondering more and more about how something like this can be both cr...
When the fuzzy bootie slippers and knit shawls come out, so do the Ray Bradbury books...As someone who could have made a living as a tattooed lady in a sideshow a hundred years ago, I am completely en...
"... he was a riot of rockets and fountains and people, in such intricate detail and color that you could hear the voices murmuring small and muted, from the crowds that inhabited his body. When hi...
Bradbury's classic short story collection includes some Golden Age gems and some duds too:- Prologue: The Illustrated Man - 3/5 - framing story that starts off the collection - The Veldt - 5/5 - you c...
A banquet of flavoury and colourful short novels delicately put together. The French Gallimard edition The Contents :Introduction : Dancing, So As Not to Be DeadPrologue: The Illustrated Man🟊 The...