Death is a lonely thing

In the new novel by R. Bradbury, the eternal theme of the struggle between Good and Evil, Light and Darkness is raised, presented in a rather unusual detective form for the writer. The atmosphere into which the reader plunges immediately stuns with its gloom and fear. Here everything is permeated with dying, and it seems that Death itself is already breathing at your back in search of Lonely Souls.

But the desire to live surpasses this sadness and despair, and the memory of the past is helped to preserve numerous everyday trifles that surround us all, but which few people really pay attention to: old newspapers covered with bird cages, confetti from used tram tickets or even records with Caruso's voice.