The Stories of Ray Bradbury
The Stories of Ray Bradbury – a hundred of his best stories, selected by the author himself – is the definitive collection of one of the greatest fantasists the world has ever known. Published in 1980, The Stories of Ray Bradbury contains stories selected from the first four decades of Bradbury's career.
Contents:
- "The Night", 1946
- "Homecoming", 1946
- "Uncle Einar", 1947
- "The Traveler", 1946
- "The Lake", 1944
- "The Coffin", 1947
- "The Crowd", 1943.
- "The Scythe", 1943
- "There Was an Old Woman", 1944
- "There Will Come Soft Rains", 1950
- "Mars Is Heaven", 1950
- "The Silent Towns", 1949
- "The Earth Men", 1948
- "The Off Season", 1948
- "The Million-Year Picnic", 1946
- "The Fox and the Forest", 1950
- "Kaleidoscope", 1949
- "The Rocket Man", 1951
- "Marionettes, Inc.", 1949
- "No Particular Night or Morning", 1951
- "The City", 1950
- "The Fire Balloons", 1951
- "The Last Night of the World", 1951
- "The Veldt", 1950
- "The Long Rain", 1950
- "The Great Fire", 1949
- "The Wilderness", 1952
- "A Sound of Thunder", 1952
- "The Murderer", 1953
- "The April Witch", 1952
- "Invisible Boy", 1945
- "The Golden Kite, The Silver Wind", 1953
- "The Fog Horn", 1951.
- "The Big Black and White Game", 1945
- "Embroidery", 1951
- "The Golden Apples of the Sun", 1953
- "Powerhouse", 1948
- "Hail and Farewell", 1948
- "The Great Wide World over There", 1952
- "The Playground", 1953
- "Skeleton", 1943
- "The Man Upstairs", 1947
- "Touched by Fire", 1954
- "The Emissary", 1947
- "The Jar", 1944
- "The Small Assassin", 1946
- "The Next in Line", 1947
- "Jack-in-the-Box", 1947
- "The Leave-Taking", 1957
- "Exorcism", 1957
- "The Happiness Machine", 1957
- "Calling Mexico", 1950
- "The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit", 1958
- "Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed", 1949
- "The Strawberry Window", 1954
- "A Scent of Sarsaparilla", 1953
- "The Picasso Summer", 1957
- "The Day It Rained Forever", 1957
- "A Medicine for Melancholy", 1959
- "The Shoreline at Sunset", 1959
- "Fever Dream", 1959
- "The Town Where No One Got Off", 1958
- "All Summer in a Day", 1980
- "Frost and Fire", 1946
- "The Anthem Sprinters", 1963
- "And So Died Riabouchinska", 1953
- "Boys! Raise Giant Mushrooms in Your Cellar!", 1980
- "The Vacation", 1963
- "The Illustrated Woman", 1961
- "Some Live Like Lazarus", 1960
- "The Best of All Possible Worlds", 1960
- "The One Who Waits", 1949
- "Tyrannosaurus Rex", 1962
- "The Screaming Woman", 1951
- "The Terrible Conflagration Up at the Place", 1980.
- "Night Call, Collect", 1949
- "The Tombling Day", 1952
- "The Haunting of the New", 1969
- "Tomorrow's Child", 1948
- "I Sing the Body Electric!", 1969
- "The Women", 1948
- "The Inspired Chicken Motel", 1969
- "Yes, We'll Gather at the River", 1969
- "Have I Got a Chocolate Bar for You!", 1976
- "A Story of Love", 1976
- "The Parrot Who Met Papa", 1972
- "The October Game", 1948
- "Punishment Without Crime", 1950
- "A Piece of Wood", 1952
- "The Blue Bottle", 1950
- "Long After Midnight", 1962
- "The Utterly Perfect Murder", 1971
- "The Better Part of Wisdom", 1976
- "Interval in Sunlight", 1954
- "The Black Ferris", 1948
- "Farewell Summer", 1980
- "McGillahee's Brat", 1970
- "The Aqueduct", 1979
- "Gotcha!" 1978
- "The End of the Beginning", 1956
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Ray Bradbury didn’t just write science fiction; he wrote about the human experience through the lens of the extraordinary, capturing the beauty and terror of being alive in a world that’s always changing. Best known for Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, and Something Wicked This Way Comes, Bradbury’s storytelling is deeply nostalgic, poetic, and often haunting. His worlds are full of wonder, fear, and an uncanny sense of the unknown, offering readers a mirror to reflect on their own society, values, and futures.

