Ray Bradbury (1920-2012) is a great master of the pen, a classic of world literature, and a legend of science fiction. Bradbury is much more than a science fiction writer—his work can be classified as "high," genre-defying literature. His most famous novels, short stories, and novellas, vivid and sincere, brought Ray Bradbury fame not only as an inventor of amazing stories, but also as a philosopher, thinker, and psychologist.
"When all is lost, hope remains," claims the hero of one of Ray Bradbury's stories. And these words could have served as an epigraph for the entire collection "A Medicine for Melancholy," in the pages of which there is always room for sad smiles and kind miracles.
Author: Ray Bradbury
Translator: Aram Oganyan
Pages: 320 (newsprint), Paperback
Dimensions: 180x116 mm
