Author of "Something Wicked This Way Comes"

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With the exception of Ray Bradbury, on whose career several monographs have been published, the material in this book represents the most complete biographical and critical treatment the several authors discussed have ever received.

While they conversed in low, eager tones, Peggy and Lieutenant Bradbury could be seen talking in another corner.

Vogt and Edmond Hamilton as well as Heinlein, and recommended that, in addition, teachers sample Ray Bradbury, Murray Leinster, and Clark Ashton Smith.

The final group includes three authors who developed independently of the main movement and achieved success on their own terms: Ray Bradbury, Arthur C.

She would write the first 9,000 words and Bradbury the remainder of a long novelette of a man who dies to find himself on Venus in the superb body of a character named Conan.

When Hamilton arrived in Los Angeles in 1946 he was greeted warmly by Leigh Brackett and Ray Bradbury, and, on December 31, 1946, Hamilton and Brackett were married in San Gabriel, California.

Asimov sent it to Doubleday editor Walter Bradbury, who suggested the story be lengthened to full novel size.

Unlike his close friend, Ray Bradbury, who has bared endless anecdotes concerning his tender years, Henry Kuttner in personal conversation and in print studiously bypassed the subject.

Ray Bradbury, and possibly for his whole series of childhood-centered stories.

At that time, Kuttner was personally helping Bradbury on his career, even to the extent of rewriting some of his stories.

When a new Ray Bradbury book appears it gets serious attention from the newspapers and periodicals that count.

Ray Douglas Bradbury shares with comedian Jack Benny the distinction of having been born in Waukegan, Illinois.

Many of the tales of the weird, horrifying, and supernatural written by Bradbury are derived from his childhood fears and are set in midwestern Waukegan.

This story was almost out of character for Bradbury at the time, who apparently played the role of the club clown.

Virtually every early description of teen-age Ray Bradbury by a personal acquaintance speaks of unfailing affability, puncture-proof good nature, constant buffoonery, and self-effacement.