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Originally posted by philnic:
Me either!

Blahst!

Although my website has been gathering dust and cobwebs for quite a while (too busy dealing with everything life throws at me!), I'm trying to post more regularly in the blog that forms the front end of my site.

If anyone cares to drop by at the usual address (see below), you will see a few small updates over the coming days.

Phil,

When is the time frame for the International
Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts that you will be attending?

The conference runs approximately 18-22 March. I will be presenting on Sat 21st, I believe. Conference details are here:
www.iafa.org

Phil I have been checking out your site for the last few years. It is a great reference tool, and offers the only current Bradbury news. It's been invaluable.

Thanks for the good work!

Geoff

...and thanks for the thanks!

More updates to my site, including "Browse inside" Bradbury's books:

www.bradburymedia.co.uk

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Originally posted by philnic:
More updates to my site, including "Browse inside" Bradbury's books:

www.bradburymedia.co.uk

Always a great reference.

Another brief update to my blog today, with more to follow in a few days: www.bradburymedia.co.uk

Another brief update today, with a handful of interesting links: www.bradburymedia.co.uk

(...although, in a quirk of bloggery, today's post bears a date from a week ago!)

Updated again: www.bradburymedia.co.uk

For the first time in a good few weeks, I've updated my Bradbury blog. Click the link below to find out about a F451 teacher's guide, a new book cover, a Halloween meeting and other stuff!

Thank you for the update philnic. I greatly appreciate your Bradbury blog.

Twilightzoneradio has an update about a forthcoming adaptation of Ray Bradbury's I Sing the Body Electric by Dennis Etchison.

http://twilightzoneradio.blogspot.com/

Looking forward to it!

Hi, Philnic,

I see you have this interesting note on your latest blog. I am teaching this story at Pima College in a couple of weeks.

Is there any chance I could have a copy of this talk? Thanks, Gloria


You wrote:
"February I turned in a paper for a book, a substantially re-written version of a paper I originally presented at the 2008 Eaton Conference at University of California, Riverside. It's about the Martian Chronicles story "And The Moon Be Still As Bright" in its various media incarnations."

I am currently blogging about reading Zen in the Art of Writing. Exciting book.