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The writer's work is traditionally attributed to science fiction. Partially agreeing with this, the author himself claims that he is not so much a science fiction writer as a storyteller, moralist and a person who looks forward. There is indeed a lot of non-standard, fantastical, different from reality in Ray Bradbury's works. As a prognosticator and futurologist, the writer predicted in advance the emergence of many things that are now familiar to us: clothes for animals, gadgets such as smartphones, etc. At the same time, the author himself enjoyed the benefits of civilisation to a limited extent: he did not fly by plane and repaired cars himself.