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Ray Bradbury: Critical Review by Christopher Isherwood

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Ray Bradbury
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SOURCE: A review of The Martian Chronicles, Tomorrow, Vol. X, No. 2, October, 1950, pp. 56-8.

In the following assessment of The Martian Chronicles—the first major review of any Bradbury workIsherwood considers Bradbury an author of fantasy literature in the tradition of Edgar Allan Poe, rather than an author of science fiction.

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