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Discussion Topic  RE: Name the Ray Bradbury Story (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
Okay, here goes. I've chosen a fairly out-of-the-way story: “And they came to a forest that had bee......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Name the Ray Bradbury Story (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
Ah, I have it. It's from "Frost and Fire", of course, which was originally titled "The Creatures Tha......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Bradbury's best short story (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
I have "Poor Little Warrior!" in ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Bradbury's best short story (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
I remember "A Sound of Thunder" very well from when I first read it, about 40 years ago. I agree com......
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Discussion Topic  RE: I need information on the short story "A Piece of wood" (in Resources) by douglasSP
A limited edition book called BULLET TRICK is due from Gauntlet Press later this year. But that's th......
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Discussion Topic  RE: I need information on the short story "A Piece of wood" (in Resources) by douglasSP
"A Piece of Wood" was first published in Esquire, June 1952. The first time it appeared in a Bradbur......
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Discussion Topic  RE: A house with an infinite inside? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
I also thought of Tinkerbell's suggestion....
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Discussion Topic  We'll Always Have Paris - Table of Contents (in Resources) by douglasSP
As far as I can tell, no one has posted the table of contents of the new RB collection yet, so here ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: The ethics of collecting (in Resources) by douglasSP
Asolutely, some of the anthologies are rare. For example, "The Fireman" has been anthologised, but i......
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Discussion Topic  RE: The ethics of collecting (in Resources) by douglasSP
I don't think copies of an author's work should be copied and distributed without his permission. Th......
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Poll  RE: Uncollected Works of Leonard Douglas (in Resources) by douglasSP
Just for fun, here's an old list of stories that are on my bookshelf that used to be pretty hard to ......
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Poll  RE: Uncollected Works of Leonard Douglas (in Resources) by douglasSP
It's a very good question, and one that only the author can really answer. According to my records, ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Scariest Story? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
Hi, Phil, it's good to be back, and flattering to be remembered. I have been relatively active on th......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Scariest Story? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
The scariest Bradbury story, for me, is the sublimely suggestive "Gotcha!". But Phil is right - it m......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Favorite Funny Bradbury Stories (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
"The Anthem Sprinters" and "There Was an Old Woman"....
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Discussion Topic  RE: Contacting the man! (in Resources) by douglasSP
John Lennon has been on postage stamps, including one of his home country where he appears alongside......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Saddest story/book (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
"The Miracles of Jamie" and "All Summer in a Day."...
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Discussion Topic  RE: something different for a change... (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
Ettil, the trick is to find a whole book you like less than Dandelion Wine - not just one short stor......
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Discussion Topic  RE: something different for a change... (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
I'm another fan who doesn't get "Powerhouse" at all. Definitely deserves a re-reading.......
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Discussion Topic  RE: What Are You Reading ? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP
"Killdozer" is a short story as well. My copy is in The Great SF Stories 6 (1944), ed. Isaac Asimov ......
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