Are there any scholarly critiques about Ray Bradbury's book, "The Illustrated Man"

Question

I've been searching for a while over critiques or reviews that focus on The Illustrated Man, and there aren't too many. I've already found a couple resources through my University's library. Does anybody know or have access to critiques about this book?

Answer 1

"the illustrated man" Bradbury - at Google Scholar

Example:

August Derleth, 1952:

... Unquestionably in top place among contemporary American writers of sci- ence-fiction is Ray Bradbury, whose two collections, The Martian Chronicles and The Illustrated Man, stand head and shoulders above all other science-fiction in our time.

Heinlein wept.

Answer 2

There is an extensive "study guide" for Bradbury's 'Illustrated Man' available online here.

It contains a synopsis of each chapter as well as;

• Literary Elements
• Character Analysis
• Plot Structure Analysis
• Theme Analysis
• Author's Style
• Important Quotations / Quotes and Analysis of Symbolism
• Motifs / Imagery / Symbols

and

• Key Facts

There's also a teacher's guide (including Lesson plans) although it's behind a £10 paywall.