Fahrenheit 451
Sixty years after its originally publication, Ray Bradbury’s internationally acclaimed novel Fahrenheit 451 stands as a classic of world literature set in a bleak, dystopian future. Today its message has grown more relevant than ever before.
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Readers say *Fahrenheit 451* is a timeless, thought-provoking dystopian classic relevant to today’s world, exploring themes of censorship, government ...
What a sad world that is depicted in this novel where people burn books and the value of a human life is very little
Bradbury has always been one of my favorite authors, although I haven't read this before until now. Surprisingly, such a short book took me such a long time to finish, and I believe it was mainly because of the wording and the intelligence needed to follow along.
This isn't even book censorship, this is flat out destroying anything with pages! I don't know if it's more terrifying to see a civilization where everyone is fine not questioning a single thing they're told, or the fact that any and all books ever written can only live in a person's memory. It's like playing a game of telephone to retain & spread the purpose towards a revolution.
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