History Of Science Fiction

How is Ray Bradbury’s science fiction novels different the average science novel?

guy asked:


ive heard that critics have said that he is different from the average. as in he doesnt follow the normal guidelines of a science fiction novel.

Wilma

Tags: Ray Bradbury, Science Fiction Novel, Science Fiction Novels

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One Response to “How is Ray Bradbury’s science fiction novels different the average science novel?”

1. Aquamarine says:

   May 31, 2009 at 7:40 am

   Theodore

   He writes what are called “cautionary tales.” I’m reading his book, Fahrenheit 451, for English class right now. His style of writing forewarns readers to beware of what may happen in the future if we don’t change what is needed to be changed. Sometimes cautionary tales are written because the author is particularly upset about a topic.