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Ray Bradbury Biography - The Life and Work of the Great American Writer and Master of Fiction

Ray Douglas Bradbury was born on August 22, 1920 in Waukegan, Illinois, USA. His childhood was spent in the Depression era, and the family moved frequently to find work. Since childhood, Ray had a huge passion for reading and began to write his first stories.

Ray began publishing his stories in various magazines and newspapers in the 1940s. His first book, "Dark Carnivals," was published in 1947 to critical acclaim. However, real success came to him with the publication of 451 Fahrenheit 451 in 1953.

Ray became known as a master of science fiction and fantasy reality. His works often explore themes of censorship, loss of individuality, and the influence of technology on humanity. Fahrenheit 451 became an allegorical work on the prohibition of books and freedom of speech, and The Martian Chronicles offered a fascinating vision of the colonization of Mars.

Among Ray Bradbury's best-known works are:

- Fahrenheit 451 is a cult novel about a world where books are banned and burned.