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The Martian Chronicles

Ray Bradbury

Discussion: . Week 12: Short Stories

Why we're reading this: It's a book of short stories. It can also be for a book set in the future.…more
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. Week 12: Short Stories

* Week 12: Introduction
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Jun 06, 2020 Nicole rated it liked it

Shelves: sci-fi, science-fiction, fiction, horror, classics, humor, audiobook, read-2020, gaston-summer-2020

Consumed as an audiobook. The first few stories captivated me. Alternately thought-provoking, funny, and haunting, Bradbury brought his own version of life to Mars.

Something another reviewer said really helped me, and I wish I could find the review again to give credit and phrase this more eloquently - but basically, pretend this is a series of stories set in similar but parallel universes, as some details do not quite come together from story to story.

The narrator, Stephen Hoye, was... intere ...more

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Jan 31, 2021 Teressa rated it liked it · review of another edition

Reading Challenge Prompt: A book set on a different planet.

I was dreading this prompt as sci fi isn’t my typical genre. This book came highly recommended. The stories take place only 10 years into the future (2032) so I was intrigued of what the vision of the near future would be envisioned to be from a book written 70 years ago.
The concept of the book is definitely intriguing, the colonization of Mars told in various short stories. I can see why many enjoyed the book, it’s creative. However, t ...more

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