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The catalogue is based on the Short story finder made by Phil Nichols.
Recent Comments to stories
by Zach
to the story “No Particular Night or Morning”:
Hitchcock is completely the character of Descartes in space. I love that the first bit of Meditations on First Philosophy was put to a story format. No one seems to understand the anti-empiricism here, which to me is tragic. I've come across reviews saying that it was a bad character analysis or a bad story, but it was never meant to be either. It is a way to put the Cartesian theory of knowledge into a science fiction setting so that it's more accessible to readers than an archaic Frenchman speaking in a holier than thou tone. Great story.
Apr 30, 2012
by Subash
to the story “The Cistern”:
The poet is Walt Whitman, the author is Ray Bradbury and the band is Weather Report.Walt Whitman wrote the poem I Sing the Body Electric which nsipired Ray Bradbury to write a story of the same name. I guess Weather Report's album I Sing the Body Electric is also nsipired from one of the two.
Mar 29, 2012
by Abo
to the story “Dead Men Rise Up Never”:
I actually found this more enetritainng than James Joyce.
Mar 29, 2012
by Deninso
to the story “Kaleidoscope”:
Kosz a beyegjzest! Bradbury egy igazi iro: osszeteveszthetetlen stilusa van, ami nagyon keves sci-fi szerzorol mondhato el. A Kaleidoszkop kotetet pedig mar ronggya olvastam, annyira jo.
Feb 27, 2012
by ----
to the story “The Electrocution”:
hey whats up? i just read this short story and it was good, it reminded me of a terrible childhood.
Jan 23, 2012
by Luke
to the story “Long After Midnight”:
Increadibly thought provoking
Dec 20, 2011
by Luke
to the story “The Witch Door”:
One of my favourite Bradbury stories.
Dec 20, 2011
by elaine
to the story “No Particular Night or Morning”:
Please let us learn the correct spelling of losing, as it should be, rather than loosing! How this eror detracts from such high minded conceptual analysis of Bradbury.
Dec 17, 2011
by Lori Cunningham
to the story “The Cistern”:
This story is hauntingly beautiful. I read it in high school speach contest and fell in love.
Thank you
Aug 23, 2011
by Dave
to the story “Where's My Hat, What's My Hurry”:
I loved this story. Perhaps it hit me at just the right moment in life, but the idea of embracing the passion lost years ago is just what I needed to hear.
I've always been a huge Bradbury fan and this was just wonderful.
Aug 16, 2011