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A review by shaambhavipathak
A Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradbury
5.0
“Feel,” said Driscoll, his hands and arms out loosely. “Remember how you used to run when you were a kid, and how the wind felt. Like feathers on your arms. You ran and thought any minute you’d fly, but you never quite did.”
Wheew! Absolutely brilliant! there's an old Indian Saying which emphasizes that every action has a repercussion, whether in the current present or in the near future or in the distant future and Mr. Bradbury has portrayed it so very brilliantly! This is not only a must read for all our sci-fi fans out there, but for everyone who loves unexpected endings! Towards end, I was very keen on knowing what changed and well, the butterfly effect was more than welcome!
Wheew! Absolutely brilliant! there's an old Indian Saying which emphasizes that every action has a repercussion, whether in the current present or in the near future or in the distant future and Mr. Bradbury has portrayed it so very brilliantly! This is not only a must read for all our sci-fi fans out there, but for everyone who loves unexpected endings! Towards end, I was very keen on knowing what changed and well, the butterfly effect was more than welcome!