Does anyone have Ray's office address? Perhaps he would autograph something sent with a SASE?

He works out of his den these days. We're not supposed to give the home address out online.

As a former east-coaster, I hate to see you in want of an autograph.

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Thanks. I just emailed you and appreciate your offer.

I don't know, why I writing. Once, I was read "The Martian Chronicle" and it take captive me soul. I quite don't know English and I writing, may be because, that I want realize my child's dream -- write to like author, to ask his a my questions. I recently know, that he is living, live in Los Angeles...
You are mayby not understand. Why I had write?

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I understand - it took captive my soul as well. It's my favourite book.

Yes, he's been living in LA for seventy-four years now.

Thank you for your understanding. But how can I write to Ray Bradbury? Please, this is very important for me.

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Thank you, but if possible I would like to know his e-mail.

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Originally posted by El:
Thank you, but if possible I would like to know his e-mail.

Sorry, but that information is not for public dissemination.

Try his agent:

dca@doncongdon.com

Thank you all. I will try.

Actually Ray does not have email. Someone close to him does but not Ray. See attached note Ray sent to me several years ago.

This is the 21st Century, folks!
Just GOOGLE about anybody's name specifically for their address, and you'll find a link to their address. Including Bradbury's.

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Originally posted by libRArY:
This is the 21st Century, folks!
Just GOOGLE about anybody's name specifically for their address, and you'll find a link to their address. Including Bradbury's.

What a shame people can no longer have the privacy and respect they deserve.

jkt
A quick google of your name turned up your address, along with Forry Ackerman. With the new Microsoft or Google cameras, can even peek in your front window. Ol' George Orwell might have found this too far out even for 1984!

Right. That's a really nice shirt, LibRArY!!

(This topic also rings of "The Murderer.")