I really enjoyed Ray Bradbury's "Something Wicked This Way Comes" and "Death is a Lonely Business", but I'm not a big reader of short stories. I love the framing story, however (from the blurb): "He was a big man. Massive. And every inch of him was Illustrated. When his flesh twitched the colours burned in three dimensions. And the people moved, the tiny mouths flickered and the voices rose, small and muted. Sixteen Illustrations, sixteen tales. The first Illustration quivered and came to life..."

Very well written, of course, but science fiction from the fifties tends to be a little outdated.

Sending to the Ray Bradbury-project. I've been asked to add something Danish to the book, since it's travelling so far, so I'm placing a political satire comic inside as a bookmark. Even if the finder gets it translated, it probably won't make much sense - but it's very Danish...

This book was caught for the Ray Bradbury Project, and will be released during Lake Geneva Summer Assembly in Williams Bay Wisconsin some time between June 29 and July 5, 2003.

Released on Thursday, July 03, 2003 at George Williams Lake Geneva Campus in Williams Bay, Wisconsin USA.

This book was left on a bench on the side porch of the Administration Building.

Released on Thursday, July 10, 2003 at Gave it to my mother in Berea, Kentucky USA.

I caught this book at a UU summer camp in Williams Bay, Wisconsin. I gave this book to my mother for her husband to read. They promise to re-release it into the wild.

September 2005
Found this book at mom's house in a box. Took it back. I will re-release it soon.

December 2005
Gave this book to my brother-in-law who lives in Charlottesville, West Virginia.