Ray Bradbury's earlier short story "Black Ferris"

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"Black Ferris" is an early Ray Bradbury short story that introduces the sinister carnival imagery and themes of temptation and lost youth that he later expanded into his novel *Something Wicked This Way Comes*.

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instanceOf literary work
short story
author Ray Bradbury NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Ray Bradbury NERFINISHED
expandedInto Something Wicked This Way Comes NERFINISHED
genre fantasy fiction
horror fiction
hasForm prose fiction
hasInfluenceOn Ray Bradbury’s Green Town cycle NERFINISHED
hasMotif bargain for youth
carnival
ferris wheel
hasTheme corruption of innocence
fear of aging
good versus evil
supernatural temptation
influencedWork Something Wicked This Way Comes NERFINISHED
introducesTheme lost youth
sinister carnival imagery
temptation
isEarlyWorkOf Ray Bradbury NERFINISHED
language English
literaryMovement 20th-century American speculative fiction
narrativePerspective third-person narration
sharesSettingElementWith Something Wicked This Way Comes NERFINISHED
sharesThemeWith Something Wicked This Way Comes NERFINISHED

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Something Wicked This Way Comes influencedBy Ray Bradbury's earlier short story "Black Ferris"