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H.G. Wells wrote most of his books in flashback point of veiw. Wells' main character personality was usually some sort of scientist. He used a wider berth of adjectives and a huge imagination. Wells used many of his own expirences and modernized them to fit the genre. Within a few years some of his books were bought and turned into motion pictures. Most of which were hits.

Ray Bradbury's way of writing is Science Fiction. In his story his main style is situational irony although he portrays imagery in his stories. He writes in a poetic way, turns common nouns into verbs, and he also uses tons of metaphors.

Kurt Vonnegut's style of writing is very persuasive. One of his main styles is time traveling, a very unique way to tell a story. He also uses similes, themes, ironies, little to big aspects, and lots of humor as an important style to his stories.

Some of the differences between all of the authors is that their style of writing is a little different. One may write like a Journalist, one in an poetic way, and another in a persuasive way! Another thing is that, Kurt Vonnegut writes about his own personal experiences, and Ray Bradbury writes about science fiction, and last H.G Wells writes about things like a journalist. Their similarities are that they all write in a science fiction way, another thing is that all of their stories have a mystery in them.

WORKS CITED: [] http://kirjasto.sci.fi/hgwells.htm http://trcs.wikispaces.com/Vonnegut+Style+of+Writing

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