The Technique of the Mystery Story – Carolyn Wells (1913)
The Technique of the Mystery Story by Carolyn Wells is a guide on crafting detective fiction, blending analysis, storytelling methods, and the psychology of suspense.
Non Fiction
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Non Fiction
The Capture of a Slaver – John Taylor (2013)
The Capture of a Slaver by John Taylor Wood details a U.S. naval operation off West Africa, exposing the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade in vivid detail.
Science Fiction
Trek’s End – John Walker (2003)
Trek’s End by John Walker is a sci-fi short story about an astronaut witnessing Earth's destruction, exploring interstellar conflict and humanity’s fragile existence.
Book Summary
Fahrenheit 451 is NOT like 1984
Fahrenheit 451, written by Ray Bradbury, was published in 1953. 1984, written by Goerge Orwell, was published in 1949. Both the books came out less than a decade after the termination of WWI, are set in dystopian worlds with high technological advancements, and ventures around the life of a middle aged man getting tired of the new world order. But that's where the comparison stops and the story begins.