Many people probably had the feeling that after reading some novel or short story, we find out that it was written by an author who you read, but you did not recognize him (the reasons may be different, either the writing style is different, or the plot is too fantastic for such an author).
I'll give you the example of Ray Bradbury. He wrote "Fahrenheit 451", a dystopia where books were replaced with silly broadcasts, the story of how the hero tries to confront an unfair world and it's pretty grim. But he also wrote "Dandelion Wine." The story is about a good childhood and how the main character spends it. That's all, that's the whole story and this is just so heartfelt. And you can't say that these two works were written by the same person.
by mystery5009
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Playing for pizza by John Grisham is a really wholesome story about an American coaching an Italian football team and it’s just a beautiful thing of around a hundred pages and really quite different from the thrillers he seems to be more widely known for
Piers Anthony: any Xanth novel for kids and teens.
Then he wrote Firefly. Smutt for Pedo’s.
Wtf?