Ray Bradbury  author of The Martian Chronicles, Fahrenheit 451, Something Wicked This Way Comes, and many more literary classics  died this morning in Los Angeles, at the age of 91.
RIP - Ray Bradbury
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Ray Bradbury  author of The Martian Chronicles, Fahrenheit 451, Something Wicked This Way Comes, and many more literary classics  died this morning in Los Angeles, at the age of 91. |
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Well, damn.
He's a great one.
Regards,
-scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson. |
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Yup. Rest well RB.
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Re: Well, damn.
Agreed.
He's also on that list of people who I thought died years ago. I was quite surprised to see Stevie Wonder on the telly at the weekend (he played the Jubilee gig). |
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He also did a little book about his cat menagerie..
With Cat for Comforter,
(Next line: How still the night.) Simple poetical phrases, each illustrated in pastels by Louise Reinoehl Max. Obv. intended for those who already realize why cats are irreplaceable, however many are about. Yess.. Intelligent Ones are leaving us ... (to our Lord of the Flies futchah?) |
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Re: RIP - Ray Bradbury
One of my favorite authors. His writing style sometimes reminded me of Hemingway, but gentler.
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A remembrance by Malki! at Wondermark.
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Heh.. feel his pain,
re the "you write very good". Love: "Thank God!"--perfection.
My mech. drawing instructor (who had his own prof. grade Ampex tape recorder) took me to hear Kirsten Flagstad, in a Pasadena recital (think: anything Wagner.) IIRC she had just retired from opera roles. And we met her backstage. And apparently I was to say ... Something! ..and I think it came out similarly, maybe, "I thought you sang very well." Which--actually is ... truthiness enough, one would think. Only later does a one realize ... "What, you're a critic now?" I may have gotten a small elbow jab from friend, but she was gracious, maybe even pleased to see a {superlatives-challenged} yout amidst the well-heeled mob? <sigh> |