Mars in the story is different than the one we know. The story one is made of imagination, not facts. Bradbury’s Mars is one of hopes and dreams. Several of the stories also take place on Earth. Bradbury uses a poetic language when writing The Martian Chronicles. For instance, he describes the sand ships as "preening the sea bottoms" ("The Off Season," 111). Bradbury also knows how to write a sentence, particularly ones that use figurative language to help the reader see, smell, or
Mars in the story is different than the one we know. The story one is made of imagination, not facts. Bradbury’s Mars is one of hopes and dreams. Several of the stories also take place on Earth. Bradbury uses a poetic language when writing The Martian Chronicles. For instance, he describes the sand ships as "preening the sea bottoms" ("The Off Season," 111). Bradbury also knows how to write a sentence, particularly ones that use figurative language to help the reader see, smell, or