Books like The Bradbury Chronicles by William F. Nolan

A dystopian novel about a future society where books are outlawed and 'firemen' burn any found, challenging the role of censorship and preservation of knowledge.

1818 novel by Mary Shelley about young scientist Victor Frankenstein who creates a sapient creature in an unorthodox experiment.

A collection of science fiction short stories about the colonization of Mars

A science fiction collection with themes of technology and human psychology.

The story of two boys and their dark journey through a haunted carnival

A magical summer of childhood adventures and philosophical pondering.

Retired tailor Jim Dreyfus is inadvertently hurled forward in time to a future where Earth is a subservient, radioactive planet in a vast Galactic Empire, forcing him to confront political intrigue and existential trials.

Timequake is a speculative work by Kurt Vonnegut that examines concepts of time, future cosmology, and human decision‑making.

A collection of 19 short horror stories by Ray Bradbury, an American science fiction and fantasy author.

A series of interrelated stories set in a vaguely ancient, sword‑and‑sorcery world, where vivid sensory detail invites readers into complex explorations of language, semiotics, politics, economics, and technology.

Science fiction-roman.

Tarl Cabot, a history professor turned warrior, returns to Gor only to discover his name and city have been dishonored, forcing him to fight as an outlaw to protect those he loves.

A curated anthology of Andre Norton's science‑fiction, fantasy, and fairy‑tale retellings, featuring tales such as "How Many Miles to Babylon?", "The Toymaker's Snuffbox", and "Moon Mirror," for readers who enjoy imaginative worlds and magical storytelling.

An anthology that brings together the works of black science‑fiction and fantasy writers, showcasing diverse voices and imaginative stories within American speculative fiction.

Two novellas: a young writer discovers a nostalgic community, and a man prepares for a first interstellar hunt.

Isaac Asimov's Magical Worlds of Fantasy, Volume 9: Explore the mystical realms of science fiction and literary magic!

I first came upon this novel purely by accident, I was doing an evening class course at a local technical college, and I went into the college library to check out useful books. I was surprised to see ordinary library books and chuffed to see a Ray Bradbury volume. Since discovering Bradbury I'd become an addict scouring every available source for my fix, this was an particular delight as I'd never heard of or seen it anywhere else. I was living in digs and decided to start it one evening with the consideration of simply reading some before going to bed as I had to work the next day. However I couldn't put it down such that I stopped checking the time, and just had to keep reading until I had finished it completely. When I did recheck the hour it was gone 2 o'clock in the morning, as I had been so consumed with it that I lost all track of time, I just had to read it all. In searching for a copy of the novel I located an audiobook version, though not from even a United Kingdom source but from Tandor Media from the USA. I was honestly disappointed at the first hearing, in the way it was presented, as more of a conventional detective yarn, similar to what has become the rather hackneyed form of cops n' robbers. Reading a story gave me a sense of it that didn't come across in the audio version. Yes it is a detective murder mystery but oh so much more than that. Nothing is ever straightforward in a Ray Bradbury novel be entranced by its story and swept along by its momentum you won't know where its heading but you can't wait to find out.

A collection of Jerry Pournelle’s sharp military science‑fiction short stories and poems that explore war in a technologically advanced future.

David Mogen explores Ray Bradbury’s expansive career and diverse works, highlighting his lasting impact on American science fiction.

Illustrated biography of Ray Bradbury, tracing his artistic journey through the 20th and 21st centuries, including rare art and writings by and about him.

A collection of science‑fiction themed comics and graphic stories compiled by Harvey Kurtzman and other artists.

A curated collection of eighteen classic 20th‑century science‑fiction time‑travel stories, featuring works by Arthur C. Clarke, Ray Bradbury, Richard Matheson, Ursula K. Le Guin, and others, showcasing imaginative explorations of past and future.

An anthology of graphic adaptations of Ray Bradbury’s classic science‑fiction tales, reimagined by prominent comic artists and illustrators across multiple volumes.