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¿Question #3920?
ssmooth: Who do you think was the better writer, Raymond Chandler or Ray Bradbury?
ocdspectrum: Ray, definitely Ray.
Cringing Dragon: I don't think I've read anything by Raymond Chandler.
Spirit of 70: I'm fonder of Bradbury, but I have to acknowledge that Chandler was the better of the two.
arkibet: bradbury
xofour: I love your avatar. When I see it out the corner of my eyes, it looks like a cartoon stick figure person lying on something. Then it kind of looks like a picture then I see it's a word. That is very cool. Ray Bradbury.
Der Ubermolch: Having only read Ray Bradbury, I can hands-down declare that Raymond Chandler was the better writer.
aleo09: no preference
Deleted042515: George R.R. Martin
Mors: Bradbury
coyotelaughs: bradbury
WatchmanX2000: false dichotomy again
dyfrgi: I'm not a mystery fan, so I've never read Chandler.
Hector Vortac: Bradbury
42ndSSD: Ertl wins Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Karlsen: I haven't read enough of either to choose
Squigherder: Bradbury
Nazhuret: having never read chandler I'd have to say bradbury
bungeeboy: bradbury
netfilterz: Ray Bradbury
DHEK: Don't know either.
elirlandes: Not familiar with either of their work.
Ebon Wendigo: Ray Bradbury
2amp: Bradbury
DarqueKhaos: Bradbury
PsyJam: Bradbury
Belash: no opinion
f-p-p-m: None
herman_the_german: Ray
XenoMaster: Bradbury
vampywife: i dunno, i've not read either
scriptorum: Bradbury.
marshalljansen: Bradbury
twixter: Chandler would have to stink up the place pretty badly to be as awful as the Rod McKuen of Sci-Fi. Chandler did Perry Mason, right? 'Nuff said.
Stephen Glenn: Bradbury
hacksword: Vin diesel
brainrob: Chandler ... Bradbury was accused of dubious practices towards the end
Favre4MVP: Raymond Burr
Eddy Bee: Mr. Bradbury possibly
Sheylon: Ray Bradbury still is.
vetinari7878: Tough call. Maybe Chandler.
Tushratta: Raymond Chandler.
ssmooth: Chandler by a long shot, though Bradbury did have his moments.
Culvan: I've never read Chandler. Bradbury was ok, but could get a little repetitive/predictable/excessively odd.
melissa: Raymond CHandler
djlg: Ray Bradbury
skrutsch: Not familiar with Raymond Chandler
Dante_Cubit: Bradbury
snoozefest: rb? don't know rc
chaddyboy_2000: Who?
jttm: Who?
Lord_Prussian: Apples and oranges. I like apples.
erli: Ray Bradbury
Spielfreak: Bradbury
CDRodeffer: I haven't read Chandler's work, but Bradbury is OK.
skelebone: I've not read any Raymond Chandler.
Great Dane: Don't know
sos1: Chandler