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Ray Bradbury -- RIP
steve58:
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2012/06/06/famed-science-fiction-fantasy-writer-ray-bradbury-dead-at-1/
I think I read about everything he wrote when I was growing up. Loved his books....
Steelgrave:
Same here. Bradbury was legendary. Something that only we gamers might appreciate is that in any 4x sci-fi game I play, I always name my exploration ships after the greats of science fiction, the Bradbury, the Asimov, the Verne, etc...... My little tribute.
RIP Ray, a life well lived.
Barthheart:
:'(
Read all of his books and shorts stories as a kid.
http://edition.cnn.com/2012/06/06/showbiz/ray-bradbury-obit/index.html
EDIT***** Oops! Ninja'd above by steve58 ......
Gusington:
RIP
I merged the two threads also.
mirth:
I've only read a couple of his stories, but he is absolutely a giant of the genre.
I liked this from the LA Times -
--- Quote ---Bradbury's follow-up bestseller, 1953's "Fahrenheit 451," was based on two earlier short stories and written in the basement of the UCLA library, where he fed the typewriter 10 cents every half-hour. "You'd type like hell," he often recalled. "I spent $9.80 and in nine days I had 'Fahrenheit 451.' "
--- End quote ---
Nine days for 'Farhenheit 451'. Most people could spend nine years and not come close. Amazing.
Another sad passing. May he Rest in Peace.
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