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| Story |
Film/TV
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Audio
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Details
of First publication
(and other notes)
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Homecoming |
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Mademoiselle,
October 1946. |
| Skeleton
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Ray
Bradbury Theater |
Tales
of the Bizarre |
Weird
Tales, September 1945. |
| The
Jar |
The
Alfred Hitchcock Hour
Alfred Hitchcock
Presents |
Tales
of the Bizarre |
Weird
Tales, November 1944. |
| The
Lake |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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Weird
Tales, May 1944. |
| The
Maiden |
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(First
appearance.) |
| The
Tombstone |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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Weird
Tales, March 1945 |
| The
Smiling People |
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Weird
Tales, May 1946 |
| The
Emissary |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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(First
appearance.) |
| The
Traveler |
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Weird
Tales, December 1945 |
| The
Small Assassin |
Ray
Bradbury Theater
The Small Assassin |
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Dime
Mystery Magazine, November 1946 |
| The
Crowd |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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Weird
Tales, May 1943. |
| Reunion |
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Weird
Tales, March 1944. |
| The
Handler |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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Weird
Tales, January 1947. |
| The
Coffin |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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First
published as "Wake for the Living", Dime Mystery Magazine,
September 1947. |
| Interim |
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Weird
Tales, July 1947. |
| Jack-in-the-Box |
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Tales
of the Bizarre |
(First
appearance.) |
| The
Scythe |
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Tales
of the Bizarre |
Weird
Tales, July 1943 |
| Let's
Play "Poison" |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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Weird
Tales, November 1946. |
| Uncle
Einar |
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(First
appearance.) |
| The
Wind |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
Bradbury
13
Tales of the Bizarre |
Weird
Tales, March 1943. |
| The
Night |
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Weird
Tales, July 1946. |
| There
Was an Old Woman |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
Bradbury
13 |
Weird
Tales, July 1944 |
| The
Dead Man |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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Weird
Tales, July 1945. |
| The
Man Upstairs |
Ray
Bradbury Theater |
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Harper’s,
March 1947 |
| The
Night Sets |
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(First
appearance.) |
| Cistern |
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Mademoiselle,
May 1947 |
| The
Next in Line |
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Tales
of the Bizarre |
(First
appearance.) |
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Dark
Carnival
First
published by Arkham House in 1947.
Most
of its contents were later republished as The
October Country.
The
"left-overs" were published (in the UK as The
Small Assassin.
Picture
shows Arkham House edition (the first edition, 1947). Cover art by George
Barrows.
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