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Bradbury, Ray (Douglas)

* Night Meeting, (ss) Summer Morning, Summer Night, PS Publishing, 2007; not the same as the story of the same name in The Martian Chronicles.

* The Night Sets, (ss) Dark Carnival, Arkham House, 1947

Dark Carnival (var. 2), Gauntlet Publications, 2001

* “The Night Sets”, (is) Dark Carnival (var. 2), Gauntlet Publications, 2001

* Night Train to Babylon, (ss) Driving Blind, Avon, 1997

* Night Travel on the Orient Express, Destination: Avram, (in) Strange Seas and Shores by Avram Davidson, Doubleday, 1971

The Avram Davidson Treasury by Avram Davidson, Tor, 1998

* The Nineteenth, (ss) One More for the Road, Morrow, 2002

* No More Cameras, No More Ghosts, (pm) Death Has Lost Its Charm for Me, Lord John Press, 1987

They Have Not Seen the Stars: The Collected Poems of Ray Bradbury, Stealth Press, 2002

* No News, or What Killed the Dog?, (ss) American Way October 1 1994

* No Particular Night or Morning, (ss) The Illustrated Man, Doubleday, 1951

* No Phones, Private Coffin, (ss) Flynn’s Detective Fiction August 1944, as "Yesterday I Lived!"

The Collected Stories of Ray Bradbury: A Critical Edition: Volume 3: 1944-1945, Kent State University Press, 2017

* Nor Is the Aim of Man to Stay Beneath a Stone, (pm) The Haunted Computer and the Android Pope, Knopf, 1981

* No Strings Attached [Marionettes, Inc.], (ss) Startling Stories March 1949, as "Marionettes, Inc."

* Note on “To the Future”, (as) The Dragon Who Ate His Tail, Gauntlet Press, 2007

* Notes, (ms) Dawn to Dusk: Cautionary Travels, Gauntlet Press, 2011

* Nothing Changes, (ss) Driving Blind, Avon, 1997

* Now and Forever: Somewhere a Band Is Playing & Leviathan ’99, (HarperCollins/Morrow, September 2007, co)

* The October Country, (Ballantine, 1955, co)

The Illustrated Man, The October Country, Other Stories, Library of America, 2022

* The October Country (var. 1), (Ace UK, 1961, co)

* The October Game, (ss) Weird Tales March 1948

* Ode to an Utterance by Norman Corwin, Who Punned the First Line, and Must Suffer the Rest, (pm) Los Angeles Times Book Review December 21 1980

* Ode to Dorothy Parker, (pm) Comment April 15 1984

* Ode to Electric Ben, (pm) Galaxy Science Fiction October 1973

* Ode to Jackie Coogan, (pm) Greentown Tinseltown, Stanza Press, 2012

* Ode to Trivia, (pm) The Haunted Computer and the Android Pope, Knopf, 1981

* Ode to Ty Cobb, Who Stole First Base from Second, (pm) The Haunted Computer and the Android Pope, Knopf, 1981

* Of Absence, Darkness, Death: Things Which Are Not, (pm) Masques III ed. J. N. Williamson, St. Martin's, 1989

* The Offering, (ss) The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction March 1997

* The Off Season [Mars], (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories December 1948

* Of No Interest to You, (ss) D’journal May 1939

* Of What Is Past, or Passing, or To Come, (pm) The Haunted Computer and the Android Pope, Knopf, 1981

* Of What Is Past, or Passing, or To Come II, (pm) Free Space ed. Edward E. Kramer & Brad Linaweaver, Tor, 1997

A Chapbook for Burnt-Out Priests, Rabbis and Ministers, Cemetery Dance, 2001

* O Give a Fig for Newton: Honor Him!, (pm) Pawprint Spring 1970

When Elephants Last in the Dooryard Bloomed, Knopf, 1973, as "O Give a Fig for Newton, Praise for Him!"
The Complete Poems of Ray Bradbury, Ballantine, 1982, as "O Give a Fig for Newton, Praise for Him!"
They Have Not Seen the Stars: The Collected Poems of Ray Bradbury, Stealth Press, 2002, as "O Give a Fig for Newton, Praise for Him!"

* O Give a Fig for Newton, Praise for Him!, (pm) Pawprint Spring 1970, as "O Give a Fig for Newton: Honor Him!"

* Old Ahab’s Friend, and Friend to Noah, Speaks His Piece, (pm) Roy Squires Press, 1971

* Old Hollywood: Two Poems by Ray Bradbury—The Beast & The Tiger, (pm) Coast July 1976

Where Robot Mice and Robot Men Run Round in Robot Towns, Knopf, 1977, as "The Beast Atop the Building, the Tiger on the Stairs"
The Complete Poems of Ray Bradbury, Ballantine, 1982, as "The Beast Atop the Building, the Tiger on the Stairs"
They Have Not Seen the Stars: The Collected Poems of Ray Bradbury, Stealth Press, 2002, as "The Beast Atop the Building, the Tiger on the Stairs"

* The Old Man Wakes, (pm) I Live by the Invisible, Salmon Publishing Ltd., 2002

* Old Mars, Then Be a Hearth to Us, (pm) When Elephants Last in the Dooryard Bloomed, Knopf, 1973

* The Old Ones [Mars], (vi) The Martian Chronicles, Doubleday, 1950

* Olé, Orozco! Siquieros, Sí!, (ss) The Cat’s Pajamas, Morrow, 2004

* Once More, Legato, (ss) Omni Fall 1995

* Once the Years Were Numerous and the Funerals Few, (pm) This Attic Where the Meadow Greens, Lord John Press, 1979

* One for His Lordship, and One for the Road!, (ss) Playboy January 1985

* One Minus One, (ss) Dime Mystery Magazine July 1945, as "Corpse-Carnival", by D. R. Banat

The Collected Stories of Ray Bradbury: A Critical Edition: Volume 3: 1944-1945, Kent State University Press, 2017

* One More Body in the Pool, (ss) The Strand Magazine #16, June/September 2005

* One More for the Road, (HarperCollins/Morrow, April 2002, oc)

* One More for the Road, (ss) One More for the Road, Morrow, 2002

* One Night in Your Life, (ss) 1988

The Toynbee Convector, Knopf, 1988

* One Timeless Spring, (ss) Collier’s April 13 1946

* The One Who Waits, (cs) Weird Stories (comic) May/June 1953; adapted from the story of the same name (Arkham Sampler Summer 1949) by Al Feldstein.

Tomorrow Midnight, Ballantine, 1966

* The One Who Waits, (ss) The Arkham Sampler Summer 1949

* One-Woman Show, (ss) One More for the Road, Morrow, 2002

* On Roller Skates in Hollywood, (ar) The Reader’s Digest September 1986

Greentown Tinseltown, Stanza Press, 2012, as "Hollywood on Rollerskates"

* On the Orient, North [The Elliott Family], (ss) The Toynbee Convector, Knopf, 1988

* On the Shoulders of Giants, (pr) 1980

Zen in the Art of Writing, Capra, 1990

* On the Spot, Noon, (pm) Greentown Tinseltown, Stanza Press, 2012

* The Other Foot, (ss) New-Story #1, March 1951

* The Other Highway, (ss) Quicker than the Eye, Avon, 1996

* The Other Me, (pm) Death Has Lost Its Charm for Me, Lord John Press, 1987

* O to Be a Boy in a Belfry, (pm) Agora March 1971

* Outcast of the Stars, (cs) Weird Stories (comic) November/December 1953; adapted from the story of the same name (Super Science Stories March 1950) by Al Feldstein.

Tomorrow Midnight, Ballantine, 1966

* Outcast of the Stars, (ss) Super Science Stories March 1950

Super Science Stories (Canada) March 1950
The Illustrated Man, Doubleday, 1951, as "The Rocket"
The Illustrated Man (var. 1), Rupert Hart-Davis, 1952, as "The Rocket"
R Is for Rocket, Doubleday, 1962, as "The Rocket"
Tomorrow ed. Alan L. Madsen, Scholastic, 1973, as "The Rocket"
Fahrenheit 451: Short Stories, Raduga Publishers, 1983, as "The Rocket"
Classic Stories 1, Bantam Spectra, 1990, as "The Rocket"
Classic Stories 1 (var. 1), Bantam Spectra, 1995, as "The Rocket"
The Golden Apples of the Sun and Other Stories, Avon, 1997, as "The Rocket"
Bradbury Stories, HarperCollins/Morrow, 2003, as "The Rocket"
The Illustrated Man, The October Country, Other Stories, Library of America, 2022, as "The Rocket"

* Out of Dickinson by Poe or The Only Begotten Son of Edgar & Emily, (pm) The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction October 1976

* Overkill, (ss) Playboy November 2000

* Over, Over, Over, Over, Over, Over, Over, Over!, (vi) Summer Morning, Summer Night, PS Publishing, 2007

* The Pandemonium Theatre Company Arrives, (ar) Trumpet #3, December 1965

* The Parallel, (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories December 1949, as "A Blade of Grass"

The Collected Stories of Ray Bradbury: A Critical Edition: Volume 1: 1938-1943, Kent State University Press, 2011

* Paris: Always Destroyed, Always Triumphant, (ar) Bradbury Speaks, Morrow, 2005; originally published in French (“Et les Handicaps on Archemont Sur le Vent”, Le Nouvel Observateur, July 1986).

* The Parrot Who Met Papa, (ss) Playboy January 1972

* The Past Is the Only Dead Thing That Smells Sweet, (pm) The Haunted Computer and the Android Pope, Knopf, 1981

* Pater Caninus, (ss) We’ll Always Have Paris, Morrow, 2009

* Payment in Full, (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories February 1950

* The Pedestrian, (ss) The Reporter August 7 1951

* The Pendulum, (ss) Futuria Fantasia Fall 1939, uncredited.

* Pendulum (with Henry Hasse), (ss) Super Science Stories November 1941; revised from Futuria Fantasia Fall ’39, by Bradbury alone (anonymously).

* The People with Seven Arms, (vi) Summer Morning, Summer Night, PS Publishing, 2007

* Perchance to Dream, (ss) Planet Stories Winter 1948, as "Asleep in Armageddon"

* Perhaps We Are Going Away, (ss) Topper January 1962

The Machineries of Joy, Simon & Schuster, 1964

* The Picasso Summer, (ss) Playboy January 1957, as "In a Season of Calm Weather"

The Stories of Ray Bradbury, Knopf, 1980

* A Piece of Wood, (ss) Esquire June 1952

* Pietà Summer, (ss) We’ll Always Have Paris, Morrow, 2009

* Pillar of Fire, (nv) Planet Stories Summer 1948

* Pillar of Fire, (pl) Pillar of Fire and Other Plays, Bantam, 1975; adapted from Planet Stories Sum ’48.

* Pillar of Fire and Other Plays, (Bantam, November 1975, oc)

* The Piper, (ss) Futuria Fantasia Summer 1940, as by Ron Reynolds

The Collected Stories of Ray Bradbury: A Critical Edition: Volume 1: 1938-1943, Kent State University Press, 2011

* The Piper, (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories February 1943; revised from the story of the same name in the Summer 1940 issue of Futuria Fantasia under the pseudonym Ron Reynolds.

* The Playground, (ss) The Illustrated Man (var. 1), Rupert Hart-Davis, 1952

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