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California Sorcery is a collection of fiction from "The Group" (California writers including Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, and Robert Bloch who were responsible for the bulk of the Twilight Zone scripts). The book has an overview of the development of the group, with biographical details on each member provided there and, in brief, before that member's story.

Wasn't "Duel" a TV movie? --squadfifteen, 18/10/05

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	''California Sorcery'' is a collection of fiction from "The Group" (California writers including [[Ray Bradbury]], [[Harlan Ellison]], and [[Robert Bloch]] who were responsible for the bulk of the ''Twilight Zone'' scripts). The book has an overview of the development of the group, with biographical details on each member provided there and, in brief, before that member's story.		''California Sorcery'' is a collection of fiction from "The Group" (California writers including [[Ray Bradbury]], [[Harlan Ellison]], and [[Robert Bloch]] who were responsible for the bulk of the ''Twilight Zone'' scripts). The book has an overview of the development of the group, with biographical details on each member provided there and, in brief, before that member's story.