I am doing a literary analysis on Ray Bradbury's short story "The Pedestrian" and I would like to know about Ray's thoughts on individual thought and identity. Would anyone be able to help direct me to a worthy site to source and/or provide me with information?? It would surely be appreciated.

Tanner I, folks who visit this Board are reluctant to do a student's homework assignments or research for them. However, for Ray's views on a wide variety of topics, you might start with a book of interviews Ray gave during his life which are collected in a book called CONVERSATIONS WITH RAY BRADBURY, published by the University of Mississippi Press in 2004. There may be a copy in a library near you.

Richard: Too many dang scholars, teachers, insiders etc. on this board!!!

Richard: I am not asking you to write my paper for me... I am merely asking for advice on where to look for quality information so that I do not mess up on his views and wishes. I would ask Ray Bradbury himself but that is not an option. I also feel like asking the people who are obviously more into his work I am more likely to get the quality information I need. I hope you all don't think I am being a dink because I am not trying to be, but smarting off to a new college student is not cool and will not get you very far in life.

Along with that last reply I do thank you for your input I do appreciate it.