Ray Bradbury Award

The Ray Bradbury Award is an honor given to recognize outstanding contributions to the fields of science fiction, fantasy, and speculative literature. Named after the renowned author Ray Bradbury, famous for works like "Fahrenheit 451," the award celebrates writers who demonstrate creativity and innovation in storytelling. It is typically awarded by literary organizations or conventions, highlighting both established authors and emerging voices in these genres, encouraging the exploration of imaginative themes and ideas that reflect the human experience. The award aims to inspire future generations of writers and readers.