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Ten Great Halloween Books for Geeks
Here are ten books for your Geeklets and/or you to enjoy this Halloween. Not the top 10 or the only 10, but just 10… please add your own in the comments. Johnny Boo by James Kochalka. A short graphic...
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Comic-Con Report: Spotlight on Ray Bradbury
I remember reading Ray Bradbury for the first time in junior high. I had a class called “Reading for Fun” which was basically an open period to encourage us to read; I didn’t really need any...
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Happy 90th Birthday, Ray Bradbury! (GeekDad Wayback Machine)
Hold on to your party hats, kiddies! Science fiction, fantasy, horror and literature giant Ray Bradbury turns 90 today! Born on August 22, 1920 in Waukegan, Illinois, Ray Douglas Bradbury went on to...
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Hold on to your party hats, kiddies! Science fiction, fantasy, horror and literature giant Ray Bradbury turns 91 today! Born on August 22, 1920 in Waukegan, Illinois, Ray Douglas Bradbury went on to...
View ArticleRay Bradbury: More Afraid of People Than Robots
For those of you who wouldn’t know, the Guardian Reading Group began with Ray Bradbury’s dystopian classic, Fahrenheit 451, by readers’ choice. That’s a great, revolutionary choice (so they said), that...
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Ten Tales by Ray Bradbury to Get You in the Halloween Spirit
Word association: Say “Halloween,” and I think,”Ray Bradbury.” In a 1993 piece for TV Guide, Bradbury described the deepest experience of his favorite holiday as “tasting darkness, but thrilled by the...
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R.I.P. Ray Bradbury: 1920-2012
There's something in science fiction fandom's eye today.
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Bradbury in Comics Form
I thought it was about time to read two graphic novel adaptations of his books: The Martian Chronicles, illustrated by Dennis Calero, and Something Wicked This Way Comes, illustrated by Ron Wimberly....
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Shadow Show: A Fitting Tribute to Bradbury
Shadow Show is a very fitting tribute to a man who never quit writing: a collection of stories by a diverse bunch of writers, inspired by and in celebration of Ray Bradbury.
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