From the Bookshelf of Sci-fi and Heroic Fantasy…
Find A Copy At
Group Discussions About This Book
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke
By deleted member · 46 posts · 150 views
By deleted member · 46 posts · 150 views
last updated Mar 28, 2025 02:28PM
showing 10 of 34 topics
view all »
Other topics mentioning this book
Reading List
By Jonathan , Reader of the fantastic · 85 posts · 603 views
By Jonathan , Reader of the fantastic · 85 posts · 603 views
last updated Dec 05, 2013 09:34AM

By Jonathan , Reader of the fantastic · 15 posts · 58 views
last updated Sep 21, 2012 06:04AM
*
NPR Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Novels
By deleted member · 161 posts · 3960 views
By deleted member · 161 posts · 3960 views
last updated Mar 08, 2025 09:03AM

By deleted member · 22 posts · 30 views
last updated Oct 07, 2017 08:55AM

By deleted member · 22 posts · 28 views
last updated Feb 02, 2018 08:48AM

By deleted member · 18 posts · 29 views
last updated Apr 09, 2018 05:43AM
"Prologue: The Illustrated Man" by Ray Bradbury
By deleted member · 5 posts · 17 views
By deleted member · 5 posts · 17 views
last updated May 13, 2018 06:30AM
What Members Thought

I’m always unsure how to rate Ray Bradbury’s work. I certainly have to be in the right frame of mind to read it.
Because it’s challenging. It’s honest, brutal, hopeful, thought provoking, sad, mysterious and wonderfully poetic.
This collection of story stories was fascinating. His ability to take a variety of characters and themes and work them the way he does is amazing.
Because it’s challenging. It’s honest, brutal, hopeful, thought provoking, sad, mysterious and wonderfully poetic.
This collection of story stories was fascinating. His ability to take a variety of characters and themes and work them the way he does is amazing.

Nov 07, 2013
Tom
rated it
it was ok
·
review of another edition
Shelves:
sci-fi,
audiobook,
space,
overdrive,
wellington-city-libraries,
1950-s-esque,
solar-system,
racism,
censorship
I wish I'd enjoyed this collection of short stories more as Ray Bradbury is such an iconic figure in science fiction literature. These stories, linked together by the title character who has a body covered with clairvoyant tattoos, explore issues that seem close to Bradbury's heart, as they are oft repeated. Book burning, censorship and the value of fiction to culture are themes that crop up in several stories. The stories feature lots of rockets visiting planets in our solar system that somehow
...more

Mar 16, 2012
Maxwell Pearl
added it

Oct 31, 2012
Ansar
marked it as wish3-browse

Sep 11, 2015
Davis
marked it as to-read

May 04, 2017
EA Solinas
marked it as to-read

Jul 05, 2017
Aleix Dorca
rated it
really liked it
·
review of another edition
Shelves:
science-fiction,
classics