Orangefield by Al Sarrantonio. I found a used, signed, copy of this Cemetery Dance book at my local bibliophile emporium. To be honest I was unfamiliar with the author’s work but the dedication page won me over: To Ray Bradbury: Maestro of Halloween.

The script The App, with Ray's actor Roses Prichard, this afternoon. She signed on to play a role. Speaking of role, we roll Friday!

By blackglove at 2011-05-19

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The script The App...

Sounds topical! You should do a follow-up called The Tweet

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Sounds topical! You should do a follow-up called The Tweet

Do you know who nearly played a role in it? GCJ! But nearly doesn't really count, does it?

The Trail of '98, Lowell Thomas, Jr.; Ray Bradbury: The Life of Fiction, Profs. Eller and Touponce; The Short Stories of O'Henry; And my final HS literature unit (How ironic is this!?) ~ Fahrenheit 451!

This is not really "reading" but I received my copy of The Martian Chronicles Radio Dramatization today, from The Colonial Radio Players.

(The first CD I have put in my car in the 15 months I've owned it.)

jkt wrote

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This is not really "reading" but I received my copy of The Martian Chronicles Radio Dramatization today, from The Colonial Radio Players.

Audible.com has this for 3.91USD, during the current "Summer Listening Sale", for audible members.

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Audible.com has this for 3.91USD, during the current "Summer Listening Sale", for audible members.

$6.99, surely. Unless it's in the Summer Listening Sale section, which I could not find.

MAD MAGAZINE

By blackglove at 2009-11-14

Fershlugginer, poiuyt, potrzebie, axolotl, fink!

Douglas Spaulding wrote:

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Unless it's in the Summer Listening Sale section, which I could not find.

If you are an audible member, you can sign in and easliy find it. The sale ends June 14th.

I just re-read "Lorelei of the Red Mist" by Leigh Brackett and Ray, in the collection "3 X Infinity". Not very good, really.
Here's a blurb about it:

http://webcache.googleusercont...ource=www.google.com

Reading: "The Brothers K" by David James Duncan. I read "The River Why" (also by Duncan) and it was fabulous. I thought I'd give this one a try and it's not let me down so far.

Just Finished: "McTeague" by Frank Norris.

Next. . .Hmmmmm I think "The Lord of the Flies" by William Golding.


"'So-So' is good, very good, very excellent good, and yet it is not so: it is but so-so" -Shakespeare