Description

Within the span of a storied literary career that's spanned significantly more than half of a millennium, Ray Bradbury has consumed us to fantastic locations: across great seas to foreign countries, onto summer porches of small town America, through dark and dangerous woodlands where predators delay, into the hypnotic mists of desire, back once again to a halcyon past to consider, forward into an exciting potential, and rocketing through space. In We'll Always Have Paris—a new assortment of never-before-printed stories—the inimitable Bradbury once more does what few authors have actually completed aswell. He treats us with writing that sings and soars. He motivates and surprises, invoking heavy thought and subjecting facts.