Ray Bradbury's tales

In these stories, often there are is often melancholy and irony. Bradbury uses science fiction (Sci-Fi) to investigate our soul, revealing that, even in technological future or in space exploration we will still be human.

In my opinion, Bradbury, tries to warns us to reconsider that technology is a solution of our problems; technology offers a lot of incredible solutions and opportunities, but humanity needs relationships.

The Bradbury's characters are often alone in the deep space, lost in the empty space. Sometimes they are still in at peace, but often usually they need help or they try to contact someone.

In these tales, androids or robots even are like humans, and in their last evolutionary stages, they either become fell angry, fall in love or they seek a revenge.

Ray Bradbury's tales

I like Ray Bradbury's books. My best choice favorite is a collection of his most celebrated tales. These tales frequently surprise me and they make me think about human conditions, philosophy and the future. In these stories, often, there are is often both melancholy and irony. Bradbury uses (<--Although Bradbury wrote these books in the past, we often write about fictional literature in the present tense because they're fictional and didn't actually happen.) science fiction to investigate our soul, revealing that, also even in a technological future or in space exploration, we will still be human. In my opinion, Bradbury tries to warns us to about considering the technology as a solution of to our problems; technology offers a lot of incredible solutions and opportunities, but humanity needs a relationships. The Bradbury's characters are often alone in the deep space, lost in the (<--English doesn't use definite articles as often as Latin-based languages.) empty space. Sometimes, they still in are at peace, but usually, they need help or they try to contact someone others. In these tales, androids or robots even are written like humans: and in their last evolutionary stages, they fell feel angry, in love or they seek a revenge.

Nicely written, Filippo! I love Ray Bradbury's novels as well. They're always pleasant to read =)