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Interesting fantasy novellas that read in one evening. Pt.1
Ray Bradbury, "Frost and Fire"
A man must achieve the impossible in a world where life lasts only eight days, battling both scorching days and freezing nights.
Isaac Asimov, "Profession"
In a future where education is automated, George dreams of being a programmer, but on the Day of Knowledge, the system chooses a different path for him.
Robert Sheckley, "A Ticket to Tranai"
Mr. Goodman, tired of Earth’s imperfections, journeys to Tranai, a utopia free of crime and corruption—but at a great cost.
Roger Zelazny, "The Life I Have Lived"
Two supercomputers, one orbiting the Earth and the other deep underground, argue over how to improve life on a planet where humans no longer exist.
Robert Louis Stevenson, "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"
The respectable Dr. Jekyll hides a dark secret—his horrifying connection to the monstrous Mr. Hyde. 0 reply
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