The article is focused on the holistic-integral approach to the literary analysis of Ray Bradbury's works “The Martian Chronicles” and Isajon Sultan's “The Eternal Wanderer”. The article pays the main attention to comparative-typological analysis of genesis, genre, conceptual level, plot and composition, personal-philosophical attitude of the writers, etc. by means of methods and techniques of holistic approach. Integral analysis of fiction often involves examining the work through the lens of different developmental stages or levels of consciousness, as outlined in integral theory. This approach allows for a more nuanced understanding of how the story reflects and addresses different aspects of the human experience. Scholars and critics who utilize the integral method in analyzing fiction may draw from a range of disciplines and theoretical frameworks, including psychology, philosophy, cultural studies, and literary theory. By synthesizing insights from these diverse fields, they aim to offer a more comprehensive and nuanced interpretation of the literary work in question.