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    The Anthem Sprinters and Other Antics by Ray Bradbury (Apollo Editions, 1963, A-75, $1.95, 159pp, pb, oc, cover by Joan Berg)
    • 5 · The Great Collision of Monday Last · Ray Bradbury · pl
      adapted from Contact Jan ’58.
    • 33 · The First Night of Lent · Ray Bradbury · pl
      adapted from Playboy Mar ’56.
    • 59 · A Clear View of an Irish Mist · Ray Bradbury · pl
    • 105 · The Anthem Sprinters · Ray Bradbury · pl
      adapted from “The Queen’s Own Evaders”, Playboy Jun ’63.
    • 129 · The Queen’s Own Evaders, an Afterword · Ray Bradbury · aw

    The Autumn People by Ray Bradbury (Ballantine, October 1965, U2141, 50¢, 188pp, pb, co, cover by Frank Frazetta)
        Comic book versions of stories from E.C. Comics, adapted by Albert B. Feldstein.
    • 5 · Foreword · Ray Bradbury · fw (r)
    • 10 · There Was an Old Woman · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs Tales from the Crypt (comic) February/March 1953; illustrated by Graham Ingels
      adapted from the story of the same name (Weird Tales July 1944).
    • 30 · The Screaming Woman · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs Crime SuspenStories (comic) February/March 1953; illustrated by Jack Kamen
      adapted from the story of the same name (Today May 27, 1951).
    • 51 · Touch and Go! · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs Crime SuspenStories (comic) June/July 1953; illustrated by Johnny Craig
      adapted from the story of the same name (Detective Book Magazine November 1948).
    • 77 · The Small Assassin · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs Shock SuspenStories (comic) February/March 1953; illustrated by George R. Evans
      adapted from the story of the same name (Dime Mystery Magazine November 1946).
    • 101 · The Handler · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs Tales from the Crypt (comic) June/July 1953; illustrated by Graham Ingels
      adapted from the story of the same name (Weird Tales January 1947).
    • 123 · The Lake · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs Vault of Horror (comic) June/July 1953; illustrated by Joe Orlando
      adapted from the story of the same name (Weird Tales May 1944).
    • 143 · The Coffin · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs The Haunt of Fear (comic) November/December 1952; illustrated by Jack Davis
      adapted from “Wake for the Living” (Dime Mystery Magazine September 1947).
    • 165 · Let’s Play “Poison” · Ray Bradbury; adapted by Albert B. Feldstein · cs Vault of Horror (comic) February/March 1953; illustrated by Jack Davis
      adapted from the story of the same name (Weird Tales November 1946).

    Bradbury Speaks: Too Soon from the Cave, Too Far from the Stars by Ray Bradbury (William Morrow, August 2005, 978-0-06-058568-6, $25.95, xi+243pp, hc, co, cover by Ervin Serrano)
        Details taken from online listing.
    • vii · Introduction · Ray Bradbury · in
    • 3 · My Demon, Not Afraid of Happiness · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 6 · Vin Revivere, or a Vintage Revisited · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 8 · How Something Wicked Came · Ray Bradbury · aw 1998, as “A Brief Afterword”
      from the 1998 Avon edition of Something Wicked This Way Comes.
    • 11 · Lincoln’s Doctor’s Dog’s Butterfly · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 16 · The Whale, the Whim, and I · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 23 · All’s Well That End’s Well…or, Unhappily Ever After · Ray Bradbury · ar Times Daily March 21 2003
    • 28 · Remembrance of Books Past · Ray Bradbury · ar Wall Street Journal February 2 2004
    • 35 · Predicting the Past, Remembering the Future · Ray Bradbury · ar Hemispheres January 2001
    • 43 · Mars: Too Soon from the Cave, Too Far from the Stars · Ray Bradbury · ar Space Illustrated September 2000, as “Too Soon from the Cave”
    • 51 · Earthrise and Its Faces · Ray Bradbury · in Infinite Perspectives by Brian M. & Jeffrey R. Ambroziak, Princeton Architectural Press, 1999
    • 54 · Falling Upward, Or Walking Backward to the Future · Ray Bradbury · ar Interior Expressions March 1999
    • 61 · Beyond Giverny · Ray Bradbury · ar American Way March 15 1994
    • 71 · Mouser · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 78 · Lord Russell and the Pipsqueak · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 87 · More, Much More, by Corwin · Ray Bradbury · ar Westways July/August 1999, as “The Corwin Chronicles”
    • 93 · Because of the Wonderful Things He Does · Ray Bradbury · fw 1999
      foreword to the 1999 University Press of Kansas edition of L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
    • 98 · A Milestone at Milestone’s: Bonderchuk Remembered · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 101 · Free Pass at Heaven’s Gate · Ray Bradbury · ar You Are Here by Margaret Crawford, Jerde Partnership, 1999
    • 106 · GBS: Refurbishing the Tin Woodman: Science Fiction with a Heart, a Brain, and the Nerve! · Ray Bradbury · ar Shaw and Science Fiction ed. Milton T. Wolf, Pennsylvania State University, 1997
    • 119 · The Beautiful Bad Weather · Ray Bradbury · ar National Geographic Traveler May/June 2000
    • 126 · The Affluence of Despair: America Through the Looking Glass · Ray Bradbury · ar Wall Street Journal April 3 1998
    • 133 · The Hunchback, the Phantom, the Mummy, and Me · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 137 · Any Friend of Trains Is a Friend of Mine · Ray Bradbury · ar Life August 2 1968
    • 144 · I’m Mad as Hell, and I’m Not Going to Take It Anymore! (The New Millennium, That Is) · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 155 · The Rabbit Hole Lost and Found Book Shoppe · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 161 · Beyond 1984 · Ray Bradbury · ar Playboy January 1979
    • 170 · The Ardent Blasphemers · Ray Bradbury · in 1962
      introduction to the 1962 Bantam edition of Jule Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
    • 187 · That Future with a Funny Name · Ray Bradbury · ar The Hospitality and Leisure Architecture of Wimberly Allison Tong and Goo by John Naisbitt, Rockpoint Publishers, 1995
    • 190 · Hysteria, Goddess of Flight, or on Takeoff, Do Not Run Up and Down the Aisles Screaming · Ray Bradbury · ar American Way January 1993, as “The Day of the Birdman”
    • 199 · Time to Explore Again: Where Is the Madman Who’ll Take Us to Mars? · Ray Bradbury · ar Wall Street Journal November 18 2004
    • 205 · Paris: Always Destroyed, Always Triumphant · Ray Bradbury · ar
      originally published in French (“Et les Handicaps on Archemont Sur le Vent”, Le Nouvel Observateur, July 1986).
    • 208 · The Sixty-Minute Louvre: Paris by Stopwatch · Ray Bradbury · ar
      originally published in French (“Le Louvre en 60 Minutes Chrono”, Telerama, November 1993).
    • 217 · Queen of Angels, Not Quite Ready for Her Close-Up · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 219 · L.A., How Do I Love Thee? · Ray Bradbury · ar
    • 222 · L.A., Outta the Way and Let Us Happen! · Ray Bradbury · in 2000
      introduction to Imagining Los Angeles: Photographs of a 20th Century City by Amy Dawes, Michael Diehl, Carla Lazzareschi & Stacey R. Strickler, Los Angeles Times Books, 2000.
    • 228 · L.A., We Are the World!: A New-Millennium Revelation · Ray Bradbury · ar Westways January/February 1999, as “Celluloid City”
    • 237 · Disneyland, or Disney’s Demon for Happiness · Ray Bradbury · ar

    Bullet Trick by Ray Bradbury (Gauntlet Press, November 2009, 978-1-934267-10-3, $85.00, 412pp, hc, oc)
        Collection of seven teleplays by Bradbury, two of them never-produced episodes for The Twilight Zone, plus two prose adaptations by Bradbury written after the teleplays. Includes reproductions of correspondence/contracts for a number of the scripts. This is a signed limited edition of 500; a lettered, traycased edition of 52 ($300.00) adds the teleplay for I Sing the Body Electric.
    Details taken from online listing.

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