451 degrees Fahrenheit. Novels. Stories

Description
The philosophical anti -utopia of Ray Bradbury draws a hopeless picture of the development of a post -industrial society. A novel who brought world fame to his creator.
Bradbury’s statement in 2007 was sensational that “451 ° according to Fahrenheit” is understood incorrectly. This book is not about government censorship, it is a story about how television destroys interest in reading books.
In the early 1950s, most Americans did not see the TV in the eye, but Bradbury predicted the onset of a new era of freedom, prosperity and entertainment, when the desire to be happy, multiplied by political correctness, will lead to a ban on books.
“Colored does not like the book "Little Black Sambo". Burn it ... - Belly is unpleasant to the "hut of Uncle Tom". Burn it too. Someone wrote a book that smoking predisposes to lung cancer. Tobacco manufacturers in panic. Burn this book.
... A book is a charged gun in a neighbor’s house. Burn it! Dissolve the gun!
A new series of masterpieces of world literature in exquisite binding of eco -leather with stamping gold and silver foil. The design of books is made in an elegant wine tint, the covers are decorated with a relief patterned embossing