Fahrenheit قصص

Ooh woo, I'm a rebel just for kicks, now I been feeling it since 1966, now Might be over now, but I feel it still Ooh woo, I'm a rebel just for kicks, now Let me kick it like it's 1986, now Might be over now, but I feel it still Kalama Henderson knew the consequences of owning books. She watched her old house burn because of it. But she couldn't help it. They were the only thing that made her feel less lonely.

When I was young, it wasn't hard for me to sense what was right or wrong. That was because I have a family who helped make me the person who I am now.. This is a monologue created based on the story, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. This monologue is in the eyes of Clarisse McClellan.

This is not actually the Sorcerers Craft, I am planning on writing it (eventually) but right now I am doing other things! This is actually where I shall post the alternative ending to Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. Originally, this was an English project, but I wanna post it :D. This is NOT my story, and not my characters, it Is Ray Bradbury's! This is basically fan fiction.

Ano ba kasi ang pagmamahal? paano kung hindi ka marunong magmahal??? pano mo malalaman kung nagmamahal ka na, kung buong buhay mo ay musika lang ang pinagtuunan mo ng pansin? paano kung may tatlong tao ang nagpapabilis ng tibok ng puso mo. Sino sa kanila ang totoong mahal mo, ang taong kinatatakutan? ang taong kinaaawaan mo? o ang taong nagpapagalit sayo?

FUTURIA FANTASIA was a science fiction fanzine published by Ray Bradbury (author of Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles) shortly after he graduated from high school. He borrowed $90 to publish it and it would be the first publication of a fruitful career. The magazine ran for 4 issues. Here I will present some highlights from the first issue as well as some new stories from up-and-coming 21st-century authors.

When Montag's story seemingly ends in Fahrenheit 451, it's not over yet. He and the other men are in for a huge challenge. The question remains - Will they survive? Obstacle after obstacle lies in wait, in an epic short story continuing directly after the end of Fahrenheit 451.

Montag's floating, burning up in the all consuming, bright white aether. Light flickers on her face and dies. Reignites. The White Clown laughs. Montag's drink goes untouched.

My English teacher made us write a two page epilogue for Fahrenheit 451 but never had us turn it in so I might as well upload it here so someone could read it. This is one of the best stories I've read (so far) along with Anthem by Ayn Rand.

this is a different pov of Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. its a short story I wrote for class, its nothing special at all. hope you like it :) the story, plot, characters and univere belong to Ray Bradbury

"Yo soy uno de los inocentes que pudo haber alzado la voz... pero tuve miedo". Esta frase de Faber en el libro siempre me hizo pensar en qué había pasado con él antes de conocer a Montag. Este relato cuenta la última tarde de Faber como profesor en la universidad, el día exacto en que cierran su cátedra y desmantelan la biblioteca del campus. Es una mirada a su intimidad, a su miedo y a la culpa que siente por quedarse callado mientras el gobierno y la apatía de la gente destruyen los libros. Lo interesante es que la historia está narrada en primera persona desde el punto de vista de uno de los libros que Faber rescata en secreto: Ensayos, de Montaigne. A través de sus ojos vemos el encierro de Faber en su sótano y cómo termina construyendo el famoso audífono verde para empezar a escuchar la resistencia.

Mildred has always been unknown to readers. Is she suicidal? Does she even think? Have any empathy? What goes on in that brain of hers? Well, here is a very surprising glimpse of the POV of Mildred. Please read Fahrenheit 451 before reading this...

Here are my celebrities fan fiction. At the moment, I'm doing Kpop, Jpop and Cpop fan fictions So you have any idol you have in mind, please do leave a name at my profile in the message board :D And last but not least, enjoy :D

Within the famous pages of Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury , the obscure girl , Clarisse died suddenly and rather suspiciously. Was her death really a car accident or was she murdered? One can only ponder as I laid these words out to define her last hour of breathing in my perspective.