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A review by mewinig7
A Medicine for Melancholy and Other Stories by Ray Bradbury
5.0
The ones I’d consider 5 stars:
In a Season of Calm Weather — my personal favorite, with a lovely artist who can’t help but create
The Town Where No One Got Off — atmospheric and creepy
A Scent of Sarsaparilla — frightening in its loveliness, and vice versa
The First Night of Lent — CHARACTERS
The Time of Going Away — the right amount of legend with the right amount of realness
All Summer In a Day — the most beautiful of the space stories
Pillar of Fire — bad people doing bad things, therefore very enjoyable
Zero Hour — always listen to your kids, folks
The Man — unexpectedly intriguing
The Trolley — nostalgia in every carefully painted leaf, and I love it dearly
Icarus Montgolfier Wright — so many of the greatest artists are obsessed with flight. This story feels like listening to them all
In a Season of Calm Weather — my personal favorite, with a lovely artist who can’t help but create
The Town Where No One Got Off — atmospheric and creepy
A Scent of Sarsaparilla — frightening in its loveliness, and vice versa
The First Night of Lent — CHARACTERS
The Time of Going Away — the right amount of legend with the right amount of realness
All Summer In a Day — the most beautiful of the space stories
Pillar of Fire — bad people doing bad things, therefore very enjoyable
Zero Hour — always listen to your kids, folks
The Man — unexpectedly intriguing
The Trolley — nostalgia in every carefully painted leaf, and I love it dearly
Icarus Montgolfier Wright — so many of the greatest artists are obsessed with flight. This story feels like listening to them all