About the book: 2010 / In Bradbury's stories, like in a wonderful kaleidoscope, colored pieces of glass form pictures, the next one more fantastic than the previous one. Some pictures are scary, others are ethereal, this one may have tigers, that one may have ghosts pretending to be people. The writer’s world is unpredictable, like ball lightning, in which flying on a broom is more real than running an express train on a steel highway; fantasy in this world is the air that the creatures and objects that inhabit it breathe. The works for the collection “100 Stories” were selected by the author himself. “Here are gathered my dear, close friends - the angels and demons of my imagination,” wrote Bradbury in the preface to this book..