Besides (*) "The Meadow" and "Bright Pheonix", he wrote a 1962 work in which Will Halloway and Jim Nightshade wonder about a mysterious carnival in Green Town, Illinois.
Kelly and Smith discuss the benefits of single-headed nails and argue about tearing down what used to be the titular place in one work by this person. In another short story, Walter quotes Moby-Dick and "The Tyger" in talking to Jonathan Barnes, who acts peculiarly towards Tom, the narrator librarian. In a somewhat autobiographical book by this writer, Leo Auffman attempts to construct a "Happiness Machine", but most of the book follows Doug Spaulding's summer escapades. Besides (*) "The Meadow" and "Bright Pheonix", he wrote a 1962 work in which Will Halloway and Jim Nightshade wonder about a mysterious carnival in Green Town, Illinois. William Stendhal builds the title house and seeks revenge on the people of Mars in one short story and in this man's most famous work, the protagonist reads "Dover Beach" aloud and is chased by the mechanical hound. For 10 points, name this author of Dandelion Wine, Something Wicked This Way Comes, "Usher II", and Fahrenheit 451.
Kelly and Smith discuss the benefits of single-headed nails and argue about tearing down what used to be the titular place in one work by this person.
Ray {Bradbury}