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THE GOLDEN
APPLES OF THE SUN by Ray Bradbury Here, for the connoisseur, for the devotee of the SF genre, and for those who like their reading to combine excitement with good writing, is the Corgi SF Collector's Library - a series that brings, in uniform edition, many of the Greats of SF - standard classics, contemporary prizewinners, and contraversial fiction, fantasy and fact... THE GOLDEN APPLES OF THE SUN is a collection of stories in which Ray Bradbury's imagination turns inside out, revealing the strange desires and incredible obsessions of men and monsters. This is the book that the New York Times described as "Nightmare novelties, imaginative sprees that in turn terrorize or tantalize the mind..." Originally published in Great
Britain by Rupert Hart-Davies Ltd. 1953 The illustrations below were drawn by Joe Mugnaini, who also did the covers for many other US Bradbury books. (Thanks to "John Doe" for that information) |
