Hello,
In need of help. Does anybody know if Bradbury ever published in Harper's Bazaar.
I don't think he did but just thought i'd throw the question out there and make sure.
Thanks.

Not Harper's Bazaar, but he published quite a few stories in Harper's Magazine - a different publication which was originally from the same stable.

Harper's Magazine (and Harper's Monthly) appearances are:

The Better Part of Wisdom - 1976
The Cold Wind and the Warm - 1964
The Day it Rained Forever - 1957
The Man Upstairs - 1947
A Wild Night in Galway - 1959

It is possible that some of his stories have been RE-printed in Bazaar, but none of them made their first appearance there.

There's a full list of Bradbury short stories and where they first appeared in the short story finder on my website.

Then there was that young copy editor at Mademoiselle Magazine who literally picked Ray’s submission out of the waste basket and got it printed. This was the first time one of Ray’s stories appeared in a “mainstream” publication.

The story was The Homecoming. The copy editor was Truman Capote.

Thanks so much, both of you.
Happy New year.
Matthew