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| Additional recommended reading, containing Ray Bradbury's thoughts on the evils of censorship during the McCarthy era, is NO MAN IS AN ISLAND, a 10-page pamphlet (now quite rare and expensive) which reprints an address on the subject delivered by Ray at the annual meeting of the National Women’s Committee of Brandeis University, Los Angeles Chapter, on November 7, 1952. |
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| I mean, awesome to have your words carved in stone at all, and while you are still alive at that!
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| quote: Originally posted by dandelion:
I mean, awesome to have your words carved in stone at all, and while you are still alive at that!
Even better than that, sorta, Ray has his headstone already carved and waiting...hopefully for a long long long time.
John King Tarpinian
You know what you are, Mr. Bradbury? ... You are a poet! -- Aldous Huxley
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| I hope so, too, I hope he makes 100! |
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If you ever happen to be on the USC campus go over to the Fisher Museum of Art and look for this quote by Ray. While you are at it you may be interested in this link about the Blacklist.