First Edition. Four treatments by Bradbury of his story, It Came from Outer Space, the basis of the 1953 3-D movie. The collection is edited by Donn Albright. In the end, Harry Essex wrote the screenplay. 448 pages. 8-1/2 by 11 inches. The uncorrected proof in wrappers that mirror the final.....

Later printing. One of Brabury's most beloved books, a Halloween-themed story for children of all ages. Illustrated by Joseph Mugnaini. This version has skull cover art, by Leo and Diane Dillon, rather than the original tree by Joseph Mugnaini. 145 pages. The 10th printing (of the version with this cover?). A......

First Edition. The published script for this play, set in an Irish pub and inspired by Bradbury's visit to Ireland during the production of the film of Moby Dick. It premiered in Los Angeles in 1988. 56 pages. Published plays issued for performances are notoriously difficult to identify as first editions.....

Uncorrected Proof. Collects two unpublished screenplays, Dark Carnival (1955-1959) and Catacombs (mid-1950s), and "You Must Never Touch the Cage," a short story cut late in the production process from October Country (1954). This is the proof, issued before the signed, limited edition. 344 pages. A fine copy in wrappers (paperback).....

First Edition. The first separate publication of this short story, illustrated by Gary Kelley. 39 pages. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Minor wear at the corners.

First Edition. "Being a compilation of poems, verse, burial orations, essays, story fragments, notions, fancies and concepts having to do with the Cosmos, the Universe, visitations, annunciations, first and last suppers, early Sabbaths, communions, bar mitzvahs, father and son banquets that stretch from here to infinity to try parson, preacher.....

First Edition. The presentation issue of this massive collection of one hundred stories, published between 1943 and 1980, with a new introduction by the author. For many of his books, Bradbury had a small number of copies specially bound by the publisher, which he doled out to friends and fans.....

First Edition. A one-act play adapted by Bradbury from his short story of the same name. While this story, about a writer who calls himself Charles Dickens, was adapted successfully for television in 1981, the play seems to have been produced only twice. According to the Bradbury Companion, it was.....

First Edition. One of the three plays staged by Bradbury in his first major theatrical venture, The World of Ray Bradbury, which debuted in Los Angeles on October 14, 1964, and ran for 20 weeks. In this play, based on a short story with the same title, an old man.....

First Edition. One of Brabury's most beloved books, a Halloween-themed story for children of all ages. Illustrated by Joseph Mugnaini. First edition (stated). A very good hardcover copy in a good-only, spine-faded first edition jacket (priced at $3.95). The jacket has spots and stains, mostly visible on the back, and.....

First Edition. Literary criticism on the works of Ray Bradbury. 131 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine hardcover copy; no dust jacket, as issued.

The deluxe limited issue of this 50th anniversary illustrated edition of Brabury's great dystopian novel. The book includes full-page color illustrations by the illustrator Ralph Steadman, who is widely known for his work with Hunter S. Thompson. There were 451 copies of this edition, with a special introduction by Bradbury.....

First Edition. A complete set of the trade issues of this series of graphic novel adaptations of Ray Bradbury short stories (also issued in a signed, limited edition). Bradbury introduces each story with a short essay; the artwork is by many well-known comic book artists. All first editions (first printings). The.....