13 August 2005, 09:29 AM
Val FitzgeraldShort Story
There once was a short story by Bradbury, named Tallie. I'd love to read it again but have never come across it since the first time I read it. Help, anyone? Thanks Val
13 August 2005, 10:36 AM
dandelionThe only character named Tally in Bradbury's work appears in "The Lake," to be found in "The October Country" and "The Stories of Ray Bradbury."
28 August 2005, 10:54 PM
Val FitzgeraldHey Dandelion! I think I may have mis-remembered my story: it was about a girl named Tallie...who drowned in a lake! The Lake...Yeah! Thanks for straightening that out, now I'll be able to find it! Cool!
By the way...thank God, Bradbury's still alive but tell me--is Wally Wood still here as well? That man drew The Most Beautiful Women that ever were drawn. He could draw monsters, guys with guns--whatever. But you always looked for his women before anything else.
29 August 2005, 01:56 AM
dandelionRay Bradbury called "The Lake" his first really good short story. It was originally written when he was twenty-two.
Wally Wood is no longer living.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wally_Wood29 August 2005, 03:32 PM
Chapter 31Wally Wood sure did like drawing those cutie-patooties but what about those rocket ships? Who-boy! The interior of those rocket ships. What a sense of wonder they generated.
29 August 2005, 04:14 PM
Braling IIWell, when I think of Wally Wood, I think of the early MAD Magazine!
patooties?
29 August 2005, 05:46 PM
Chapter 31Yup. Patooties. Same as babies.
30 August 2005, 06:35 AM
RichardWally Wood was truly one of the greatest of all the EC artists. I for one will never forget his brilliant work in illustrating Ray Bradbury's, "There Shall Come Soft Rains."