Ray Bradbury’s first ever poetry collection.Carriedinto strange and enticing realms by his fantastic stories, themultitudes of his admirers have never doubted that the author ofDandelion Wine, The Martian Chronicles, and other uniquely imaginativeworks of short and long fiction is a poet. But, even so, the intensityof feeling, the imaginative range, the variety of subject and style inthis, Ray Bradbury’s first collection of poems, amaze.In‘Remembrance’, the poet experiences a piercing gratitude when he rootsout of a squirrel’s hole a long-forgotten message addressed, when he wastwelve, to his later self. In ‘Old Mars, Then Be a Hearth to Us,’ themaster of science fiction carries us closer to that glowing planet. In‘Emily Dickinson, Where Are You? Herman Melville Called Your Name LastNight in His Sleep!’ the literary fantasist delights us with hisromantic imagination. Lose yourself in the delights of science fiction’smaster storyteller.Wörter : 21839Auszeichnung : isbn searched