Автор - Ray Bradbury

A Graveyard for Lunatics

A Graveyard for Lunatics: Another Tale of Two Cities is a mystery novel by Ray Bradbury, published in 1990. It is the second in a series of three mystery novels that Bradbury wrote featuring a fictionalized version of the author himself as the unnamed narrator. Halloween Night, 1954. A young, film-obsessed scriptwriter has just been hired at one of the great studios. An anonymous investigation leads from the giant Maximus Films backlot to an eerie graveyard separated from the studio by a single wall. There he makes a terrifying discovery that thrusts him into a maelstrom of intrigue and mystery—and into the dizzy exhilaration of the movie industry at the height of its glittering power.

All Summer in a Day

Almost the End of the World

Another Fine Mess

Let's All Kill Constance

Marsga hujum

Amerikaning mashhur fantast yozuvchisi Rey Bredberining nomi va asarlari o‘zbek o‘quvchilariga ham yaxshi tanish. Endi adibning shoh asari “Marsga hujum”ni siz aziz fantastika ixlosmandlariga havola etmoqdamiz. Oltmish yoshida ilk marta uchoqqa chiqqan, uyida eski yozuv mashinkasidan boshqa bironta zamonaviy texnika uskunasi bo‘lmagan Rey Bredberi favqulodda quvvai zehni bilan olis-olis galaktikalarga xuddi fazogirlarday “sayohat” qiladi va mo‘‘jizaviy taassurotlarini jahon ahli bilan baham ko‘radi. Muallifning fantastika vositasida bunday g‘aroyib “sayohat”lari zamirida ulkan majoziy ma’no yotadi — u Yerdagi hayot, xususan ona tabiatga munosabat allaqachon izdan chiqqanligini alam, o‘kinch va zaharxandalik bilan ifoda etadi. Hatto biz shaffof marsliklar istiqomat qiladi deb tasavvur etganimiz Mars sayyorasini ham mana shu odamlar allaqachon boshiga yetib bo‘lganini alohida uqtiradi. Bu esa Yerdagi har bir odamni chuqurroq o‘ylashga, hushyor bo‘lishga da’vat etadi. “Jahon adabiyoti” jurnalidan

Dandelion Wine

World-renowned fantasist Ray Bradbury has on several occasions stepped outside the arenas of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. An unabashed romantic, his first novel in 1957 was basically a love letter to his childhood. (For those who want to undertake an even more evocative look at the dark side of youth, five years later the author would write the chilling classic Something Wicked This Way Comes.) Dandelion Wine takes us into the summer of 1928, and to all the wondrous and magical events in the life of a 12-year-old Midwestern boy named Douglas Spaulding. This tender, openly affectionate story of a young man’s voyage of discovery is certainly more mainstream than exotic. No walking dead or spaceships to Mars here. Yet those who wish to experience the unique magic of early Bradbury as a prose stylist should find Dandelion Wine most refreshing.

Die Mars-Chroniken

Titel der amerikanischen Originalausgabe THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES Deutsche Übersetzungen von Thomas Schluck und Wolfgang Jeschke

Quicker than the eye

Something Wicked This Way Comes

Cooger & Dark’s Pandemonium Shadow Show crept into town late one night to the eerie whine of a calliope. In the fearful days that followed, a schoolteacher suddenly became a little girl, a rosy-cheeked boy became a wizened Methuselah, a full-grown man became a tiny dwarf. It was Jim and Will, two thirteen-year-old boys, who first stumbled into the grisly secrets of the Show—the sinister merry-go-round, the wax museum of living people, the strange mirror that stole souls. But it was not until they had actually become part of its evil seductions that they discovered the most awful secret of all...

The October Game

The Veldt