The New Ray Bradbury Review Number 3 (2012) : Number 3 (2012).

Intro -- Title Page -- Contents -- Copyright Page -- In Memoriam: Ray Bradbury -- I Am My Grandfather, My Grandfather Is Me -- Introduction -- From the Archives: A Selection of Ray Bradbury's Fragments -- Part One: Youth, Old Age, and Death -- 1. When the Weeping Stopped -- 2. The One Who Fell -- 3. That's How Death Is. -- 4. All Good Things are Over -- Figure One-Grammy -- Part Two: Other Writers -- 1. We have Art that we may not perish from Truth -- 2. The Menacing Martians in OZ -- 3. Edith Wharton -- Part Three: Characters -- 1. Darkside's Folly -- 2. The Magician -- 3. I heard them all laughing -- 4. The All Hallows Family -- 5. The Acid Clean Man -- 6. The Bed in the Center of the Room -- 7. The Saved Sadness -- 8. The Jigsaw -- 9. The Colored Shoe Man -- 10. The Scissors Grinder -- Figure Two-The Medicine Show -- Part Four: Reveries -- 1. Fire is baroque -- 2. The Burnt People -- 3. The steadfast sea -- 4. When the sound of the sea and the smell of the sea/Come in -- 5. At night the wind plunged through the house -- 6. The wind all around -- 7. To Make the Unfamiliar Familiar -- 8. To lie upon the dusty nap of the rug -- 9. Green Afternoon -- 10. It was a melon patch -- 11. "It is a clear cool morning" -- 12. In the window of the candy store -- 13. He lived in an element of mud -- 14. To watch the great round mouths turning -- 15. The Playground -- 16. The Different Pat -- Figure Three-The Cool Cold Smell of Water -- Part Five: Dreams -- 1. The Monk, The Monk -- 2. Summer Night in the Court House Square -- 3. "What's it get a woman?" -- 4. The Dream -- Part Six: Houses -- 1. The Cellar, The Attic, The Pantry -- 2. Very early that morning -- 3. Long After Midnight -- 4. The Boarding House -- 5. The house drifted with dust -- 6. The house was a good house -- 7. In other parts of the house.

8. Until this day, how well the house had kept its peace -- 9. The House of Sighs -- 10. The town was a beautiful ruin of a place -- Part Seven: Climates/Seasons -- 1. In the yard the three apple trees grew up -- 2. On those clean spring days -- 3. The Herb Forest -- 4. It was one of the early Sunday afternoons in fall -- 5. She woke on a winter's morning -- Part Eight: Space Travel/Other Worlds -- 1. The New Crusade -- 2. The rocket was a silver thimble -- 3. Thistle-Down and Fire -- 4. They spoke of the spaces between the stars -- 5. The Long Midnight -- 6. It is not nice to spill down space -- 7. Longfall -- 8. The Witch -- 9. The Venusian Chronicles (Prelude/Chapter One/The Gardener/The Umbrella Man) -- 10. The carnival was set up and ready to go -- Part Nine: Mars -- 1. He felt it when they came from the rocket -- 2. The berries were ripened -- 3. The Children -- 4. Many nights he could hear the voice calling to him -- 5. "Come down, come down!" -- 6. The robot -- 7. "What is it?" -- 8. The Comedians -- 9. The Carnival arrived about seven that night -- 10. The Duplicate Circus -- Figure Four-The Fourth of July -- Textual Commentary -- The Albright Collection: Bradbury Story Fragments.

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