Typewriter Tuesday: Ray Bradbury - The American Writers Museum
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Ray Bradbury's typewriter is on display at the American Writers Museum in Chicago. Learn more about the typewriter and Bradbury's writing process.
Welcome to Typewriter Tuesday, a series from the American Writers Museum that aims to shed light on the typewriters and other tools behind some of your favorite works of literature. Check back every Tuesday to learn more about these trusty machines and the writers who used them. Our next special exhibit Tools of the Trade , opening June 2019, features more than a dozen typewriters on loan from Steve Soboroff’s impressive collection, as well as other writing implements and instruments used by American writers. Today, we take a look at Ray Bradbury’s 1947 Royal KMM. Ray Bradbury’s 1947 Roy
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