Center for Ray Bradbury Studies

The Center for Ray Bradbury Studies is a specialized research library and archive dedicated to preserving and studying the works and legacy of Ray Bradbury, a renowned American author best known for his science fiction and fantasy stories like "Fahrenheit 451." Located at Indiana University in Bloomington, it houses Bradbury’s manuscripts, letters, photographs, and personal items, providing scholars, students, and fans with resources to explore his creative process and impact on literature and culture. The center also hosts exhibitions, lectures, and events to celebrate his influential contributions to storytelling and speculative fiction.