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Welcome to the final day of a month with Ray Bradbury! To close my look at adaptation of Bradbury's stories in other mediums than prose...

"The Emissary" is a Ray Bradbury short story which combines the love he had for learning, knowledge and experiencing life all thro...

Although most of Ray Bradbury's scary stories were written early in his career it wasn't something he ever entirely stepped away fro...

"The Whole Town's Sleeping" is one of Ray Bradbury's most nightmarish tales. It first appeared in print in 1950 as a short...

"The Crowd" is one of the short stories Ray Bradbury wrote during his early "weird tales" phase, debuting in 1943. It...

As with yesterday's entry, we have a story in which adults are betrayed by their own brood. Ray Bradbury's "Zero Hour" was...

Well then; this is Ray Bradbury's story about mushrooms conquering the world. And yet, despite the hokey premise, it first appeared on ...

There are only eight more days until Halloween and I'll be featuring a Ray Bradbury story which is season-appropriate up 'til then! ...

"The Jar" is from the "weird" era of Ray Bradbury's writing career, appearing in short story form in 1944. It's...

"Frost and Fire" is a 1946 short story by Ray Bradbury which is set on a planet where time seems to pass rapidly. The humans who l...

Here's one last look at The Martian Chronicles and the tale "Usher II." It's been frequently omitted from later editions ...

One more time, let's look at a Ray Bradbury short story which appeared in The Martian Chronicles . 1948's "The Earthmen" i...

Yet again, I'm looking back on a Ray Bradbury short story which is best-known for comprising part of The Martian Chronicles . "Ther...

Once again, I'm looking a story which was contained within The Martian Chronicles . "And the Moon Be Still As Bright" was like...

Ah, here we go. "Mars Is Heaven!" is one my personal favourite Ray Bradbury stories. Although it was first printed as a short stor...

Ray Bradbury wrote what he knew. Perhaps not so much where dinosaurs, time travel and Mars were concerned, but he wrote from personal experi...

"The Lake" comes from the early part of Bradbury's career, the time in which he became a teller of weird tales (often for Weir...

Ray Bradbury is most renowned for the stories he wrote from the 1940s to the 1960s. Beyond that point there are many tales which fans (such ...

"Marionettes, Inc." has boasted a number of adaptation since its debut in 1949. The concept of the series - a company which manufa...

There are many great tales about ventriloquist's dummies, usually involving the ventriloquist grappling with his own identity. There...