Hello all, and welcome to another glorious Friday! I feel fortunate today, due largely to the fact that yet another person who is dedicated to media literacy, science fiction, books and issues has chosen to get in contact with me and asked to be featured on this site. It’s always good to hear from people […]
Ray Bradbury (1920 – 2012)
by storiesbywilliams on June 6, 2012 in Authors, Books, Reviews and tagged blue mars, burning books, burning bright, charles holloway, Clarisse McClellan, classic sci-fi, colonization of mars, dreamcatcher, f451, fantasy and horror, farhenheit 451, firemen, green mars, guy montag, IT, jim nightshade, kim stanley robertson, KSR Mars trilogy, marionette inc, martians, mr. dark, nuclear war, Ray Bradbury, Ray Bradbury dies, red mars, Sci-Fi, something wicked this way comes, stephen king, the exiles, the hearth and the salamander, the illustrated man, the man, the martian chronicles, the other foot, the sieve and the sand, the tatooed man, the veldt, william holloway
Yesterday, one of the greatest sci-fi minds of the 20th center, Ray Bradbury, died at the age of 91 after a lengthy illness. His publisher, HarperCollins, were apparently the ones to break the news to the world. Best known for his seminal dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury quickly joined the ranks of authors like Orwell, […]
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