Fully established in the slick magazines, award-winning, and on the brink of placing Fahrenheit 451 in the American canon, Ray Bradbury entered the autumn of 1953 as a literary figure transcending fantasy and science fiction. Here, author Eller continues the story begun in his a…
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Fully established in the slick magazines, award-winning, and on the brink of placing Fahrenheit 451 in the American canon, Ray Bradbury entered the autumn of 1953 as a literary figure transcending fantasy and science fiction. Here, author Eller continues the story begun in his a…
Fully established in the slick magazines, award-winning, and on the brink of placing Fahrenheit 451 in the American canon, Ray Bradbury entered the autumn of 1953 as a literary figure transcending fantasy and science fiction. Here, author Eller continues the story begun in his a…
- Critical essays reflecting a variety of schools of criticism - Notes on the contributing critics, a chronology of the author's life, and an index - An introductory essay by Harold Bloom.
Mass degradation of humanity and massive contradictions in Bradbury's vision of America in Fahrenheit 451 / Jack Zipes -- Fahrenheit 451 / David Mogen -- Homage to Melville: Ray Bradbury and the nineteenth-century American romance / Steven E. Kagle -- The post-apocalyptic librar…
Analyzes Ray Bradbury's dystopian novel, "Fahrenheit 451," about a future when all books are burned. Includes new critical essays, an introduction by scholar Harold Bloom, and profiles of the contributors.
Presents a selection of critical essays on Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," and includes a chronology of Bradbury's life, a bibliography, and an introductory essay by Harold Bloom.
Biographical entries of 80 authors, from Douglas Adams to Jane Yolen, with vital information, photos, bibliographies, sources, movie adaptations, and quotes.
American science fiction and fantasy writers
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