This is one of the best short stories I've ever read. Brilliant, moving, thoughtful, and compelling. It drew me in and left me a little breathless. It could hold its own in a Bradbury collection.

UPDATE: I just read the revised edition. I must confessed I was a bit worried about it since I loved the original so much. My only complaint is that since I've already given it 5 stars, I've got no way to reflect how much I love the updated version. ( )

This was a post-apocalyptic short story that begins with moon dust being brought back to earth. The story was very predictable and nothing new. This was a free Kindle E-Book. I had the original version, not the new expanded version. ( )