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"Swan" a strange dish of lime vanilla ice cream, a pair of old friends chatting on the bench. Summer is coming to an end. For a moment, he saw the fleeting swan. "Lone Walker in the Dark" On a foggy winter night in 2053, Leonard was walking at night as usual when he was suddenly intercepted by an unmanned police car. Just because of his walk, he was accused of being abnormal and taken to an unknown place. In the night, the streets returned to deathly silence.

Where does the inspiration come from? How does the story begin? Did the moments that appeared in the memory foreshadow the material? Are there any paths and experiences to follow when creating ideas? This is a problem that every creator must face, even though they seem so mysterious and unspeakable - "Experience, creation, they are like two sides of a copper plate. When the copper plate rotates, it is neither the front nor the back, but a moment of revelation." - And now, this book will take us close to these "moments of revelation." The creative thinking of Ray Bradbury, one of the greatest writers of the 20th century and author of "Fahrenheit 451," is revealed for the first time. It leads you back in time to explore how science fiction masters turned love or anger into writing motivation; how to enrich the body's various perceptions to feed the muse; how to capture a certain auspicious moment in life and solidify it forever... The book has a total of twelve chapters, with humorous writing, as light and clever as poetry. It is like having a long conversation with the master through time and space, helping you who are interested in writing to clarify the creative myths and move forward.

The poet disappeared together with his wife and villa in his last poem; the man who was shaving in preparation for the funeral had forgotten who the deceased was; two priests turned against each other because of an old news in an old newspaper; the old nurse who was traveling alone on the train sat opposite a "ghost" passenger who was dying and looked sick...