Richard Matheson—Storyteller

Richard Matheson, who resists pigeonholing in any genre, has stated that he would be happy to have the phrase “Richard Matheson—Storyteller” on his tombstone; this series of posts will be spotlighting various moments in the author’s amazing career as he celebrates his sixtieth year as a professional writer.

Author and editor Matthew Bradley leads the charge, examining Matheson’s contributions as both author and screenwriter—a storyteller at home in any conceivable format: novels and short stories, fiction and nonfiction, film and television. Join us as we explore Matheson’s work on page and screen, from the classic stories and films of the ’50s and ’60s through the present day, where his writing continues to fuel our imaginations and inspire a new generation of readers and fans.

The “Richard Matheson—Storyteller” series of posts:

	09/28/10 – Introducing a Series of Irregular (Sometimes Highly Irregular) Posts
	09/28/10 – We Are Legend
	10/4/10 – He Is Legend: An Anthology Celebrating Richard Matheson
	10/5/10 – Size Matters
	10/12/10 – The Poe Years, Part I
	10/26/10 – The Poe Years, Part II
	10/26/10 – The Hammer Years
	11/9/10 – Fresh Hell
	11/16/10 – Keep on Truckin’
	11/30/10 – The Curtis Years, Part I
	12/07/10 – The Curtis Years, Part II
	12/14/10 – Seeing Red
	12/21/10 – Signs o’ the Time
	12/28/10 – The Twilight Years, Part II
	01/04/11 – The Twilight Years, Part II
	02/20/11 – Happy Birthday, Richard Matheson!