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Ray Douglas Bradbury is an American writer known for his dystopia 451 degrees Fahrenheit, his short story The Martian Chronicles, and his partly autobiographical novel Dandelion Wine.

Bradbury has produced more than eight hundred literary works, including several novels and novellas, hundreds of short stories, dozens of plays, and a number of articles, notes, and poems.

Bradbury is traditionally considered a classic of science fiction, although much of his work gravitates toward the fantasy genre.

Bradbury's plays were well received by audiences, but his poems were not very successful. Bradbury's main achievement is that he was able to arouse readers' interest in the genres of science fiction and fantasy, which before him had been on the margins of modern culture