Ray Bradbury, one of the true sci-fi originals, died today. He was 91.
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Ray Bradbury, one of the true sci-fi originals, died today. He was 91.
He was my hero. He literally taught me to read by giving me the hunger to read Sci-Fi.Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ6BSO
Golden Apples in the Sun.
OK, I broke out laughing. Any particular reason you brought up that Anthology. Cuz it sounds like a good title for your sig line pictureQuote:
Originally Posted by suddenseer
My first Ray Bradbury book. That is my first, and best memory of his skill at writing.
I was just joking. Mine was "R is for Rocket". Took it out of the school library in about 1965, then I read everything from him and every other Sci Fi author I could find
I think we all agree that the world lost a great master writer this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by KK4AMI
RIP
The Martian Chronicles.
I Sing The Body Electric.
Something Wicked This Way Comes.
Farenheight 451
Another of the legendary masters gone. I don't think there are too many from that era left, he was amongst the last.
Damn.
RIP
http://www.latimes.com/news/obituari...142,full.story
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-31749_16...ry-dead-at-91/
He, Asimov and Sagan are hopefully comparing notes. RIP...