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Ray Bradbury

Ray Bradbury

AmericanAugust 22, 1920 – June 5, 2012Science Fiction and Fantasy

Ray Bradbury was an American author whose lyrical, humanist science fiction explored the dangers of censorship, technology, and the loss of imagination. Fahrenheit 451 became one of the most taught novels in American schools. He also wrote the celebrated Martian Chronicles, a series of linked stories about humanity's colonization of Mars.

Works

  • Fahrenheit 451Dystopian future where books are burned and independent thought is suppressed by authoritarian society→
  • The Martian ChroniclesConnected stories of human settlement and colonization of Mars across multiple generations and timescales→
  • Something Wicked This Way ComesDark carnival arrives in small town bringing supernatural terror and revealing hidden darkness within community→
  • The Illustrated ManCollection of interconnected science fiction stories told through illustrated tattoos on a drifter's body→
  • Dandelion WineNostalgic novel capturing small-town American summer through interconnected memories and lyrical prose→

Related

Isaac Asimov·Richard Matheson·Theodore Sturgeon
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