How's bout it. It's the best in the game. Any good business provides seating for its
guests, in view of the public. Enter Mr. Bench. Even if it's a passerby, the store seems to
have energy. Some may stop to rest and then realize they need a sip from the tap. And there you
are. Thanks Mr. Bradbury
This book is good, but it kind of scared me, which in this case, is maybe what Mr. Bradbury watned.
He wanted us to think about the Martians, as if their was a possibility of them actually being
there. I think it was a very fine short story and that, if you are looking for something to think
about, you should defiently read this book. :)
Was in this adaptation in 1978 at University of South Florida, spring term, directed by Charles
Winston. Speech Communications Depatment's wonderful Chambre Theatre program.
The catalogue is based on the Short story finder made by Phil Nichols.
Recent Comments to stories
by EC
to the story “The Nineteenth”:
What a great story between a father and a son...very inspiring! A must read for any father.
Apr 23, 2010
by kookoo
to the story “Dark They were, And Golden Eyed (The Naming of Names)”:
it was a wonderful book by this man
Apr 15, 2010
by --
to the story “In a Season of Calm Weather”:
nice!!!
Apr 13, 2010
by kittycat
to the story “A Careful Man Dies”:
my favorite!!!
Jan 22, 2010
by tapper
to the story “Madame Et Monsieur Shill”:
How's bout it. It's the best in the game. Any good business provides seating for its guests, in view of the public. Enter Mr. Bench. Even if it's a passerby, the store seems to have energy. Some may stop to rest and then realize they need a sip from the tap. And there you are. Thanks Mr. Bradbury
Jan 21, 2010
by tapper
to the story “The Long Rain”:
I remember playing Super Mario Bros and thinking they'd given a nob to this tale in the level that's washed of all color.
Jan 21, 2010
by Alina
to the story “The Fog Horn”:
An incredible story which i liked so much!
Jan 09, 2010
by A Professional Reader
to the story “Dark They were, And Golden Eyed (The Naming of Names)”:
This book is good, but it kind of scared me, which in this case, is maybe what Mr. Bradbury watned. He wanted us to think about the Martians, as if their was a possibility of them actually being there. I think it was a very fine short story and that, if you are looking for something to think about, you should defiently read this book. :)
Jan 08, 2010
by Scott Boggs
to the story “The Veldt”:
Was in this adaptation in 1978 at University of South Florida, spring term, directed by Charles Winston. Speech Communications Depatment's wonderful Chambre Theatre program.
Dec 18, 2009
by unnamed
to the story “The Fog Horn”:
Vey mysteries story. I liked it.
Nov 15, 2009