While living in this place, Emil Barton is taunted by phone calls from his younger self in the short story "Night Call, Collect."
While living in this place, Emil Barton is taunted by phone calls from his younger self in the short story "Night Call, Collect." A book set in this place includes a short vignette about young boys who ride bikes to abandoned houses, where they play the bones of ribcages like xylophones. Another story set here focuses on Jeff Spender, who starts shooting his coworkers in a futile attempt to prevent it from being exploited. A short story originally titled "[This place] is (*) heaven!" describes how Captain Black and his men arrive here and discover an idyllic small town populated by their families, only to be murdered in their sleep. This place is compared to the Western frontier in stories such as "And the Moon Be Still as Bright," which chronicles the Fourth Expedition to it. A book named for this place includes short stories like "Usher II" and "Ylla." For 10 points, name this setting of many stories by Ray Bradbury, who wrote a book about its chronicles.
While living in this place, Emil Barton is taunted by phone calls from his younger self in the short story "Night Call, Collect."
Mars