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Ray Bradbury
Ray Bradbury (1920-2012) wrote Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Dandelion Wine, and roughly six hundred short stories that defined the lyrical-literary register of mid-twentieth-century American science fiction. The October country still belongs to him.
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2002-2004
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The career-spanning Ray Bradbury short fiction selection. As close to a complete introduction as a single volume gets.
Ray Bradbury's 2003 LA noir. The third novel in his unnamed-narrator LA sequence. Late Bradbury at his strangest and most affectionate.
Ray Bradbury's 2004 short story collection. Late Bradbury at his most elegiac and his most accessible. A small good book.
They Have Not Seen the Stars by Ray Bradbury review. A 2002 collected poetry volume. Late-Bradbury verse at its most lyrical and most accessible.
I Live by the Invisible: New and Selected Poems by Ray Bradbury 2002 review. A two-hundred-poem retrospective from Bradbury's six decades of verse-writing.
The Best of the Ray Bradbury Chronicles: The Graphic Novel review. The 2003 NBM Comics collection adapting nine of Bradbury's short stories with artists including P. Craig Russell and Mike Mignola.
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