Ray Bradbury Short Stories for Every Kind of Uneasy Night

If you remember Ray Bradbury for a book assigned in school, try a story short enough to change the mood of an evening. Start with “The Veldt” for a machine that knows the children too well, “All Summer in a Day” for a rain-soaked glimpse of childhood cruelty, or “The Fog Horn” for the sound of loneliness. Each entry tells you where to read it and what kind of feeling it leaves behind.