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What Are You Reading? II (in Favorite Book/ Story) by Braling II jkt, Have you read the stories I've often recommended, i.e. "The Spectacles", "Some Words With A Mummy", and "The 2002nd Tale of Scheherezade"?... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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What Are You Reading? II (in Favorite Book/ Story) by jktquote:Originally posted by Braling II:jkt, Have you read the stories I've often recommended, i.e. "The Spectacles", "Some Words With A Mummy", and "The 2002nd Tale of Scheherezade"?Yes sir, I have.... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Favorite Funny Bradbury Stories (in Favorite Book/ Story) by Braling IIRe: the great Mr. Poe's funny stories - I agree. 3 of my favourites are "The Spectacles", "Some Words With A Mummy", and "The 2002nd Tale of Scheherezade".... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Favorite Funny Bradbury Stories (in Favorite Book/ Story) by Braling IIRe: the great Mr. Poe's funny stories - I agree. 3 of my favourites are "The Spectacles", "Some Words With A Mummy", and "The 2002nd Tale of Scheherezade".... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Favorite Funny Bradbury Stories (in Favorite Book/ Story) by Braling IINico, Mr. Poe's funny stories came up before. My favourites are "The Spectacles", "Some Words With A Mummy", "The Man Wo Was Used Up", and "The 2002nd Tale of Scheherezade". I recall Bradbury's "One For His Lordship" (based on an old joke) and "Interval In Sunlight" as being quite humourous.... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Favorite Funny Bradbury Stories (in Favorite Book/ Story) by Nicoquote:Originally posted by Braling II:Nico, Mr. Poe's funny stories came up before. My favourites are "The Spectacles", "Some Words With A Mummy", "The Man Wo Was Used Up", and "The 2002nd Tale of ... Sunlight" as being quite humourous.yes, I didn't realize it was a three page topic and was referring to... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Dark of Quirky (in Resources) by Braling IIPoe was also a renaissance man - knew several languages and kept abreast of all the latest achievements in science, mathematics, astronomy, biology, etc. Check out "Some Words With A Mummy" and "The 1002nd Tale of Scheherazade".... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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Window Opening and Closing? (in Ray's Legacy) by Braling IIPhilnic,I agree with you about Poe. Have you read any of his humourous short stories like "Some Words With A Mummy", or "The Spectacles"?Poe was a true renaissance man and one of the greatest authors ... puts me INTO the story like Bradbury. With a few perfectly chosen words (e.g. "..the color of cut... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Ray's Legacy
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October Reading: Bradbury and Poe (in Resources) by Braling IIGreat list, Mr. Dark!I could only add as Poe favourites "Some Words With A Mummy", "The Spectacles", "The Masque Of The Red Death", and "The Facts In The Case Of M. Valdemar".As for Bradbury, I'd really have to think about it. There are just too many!... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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Today's Blondie Cartoon Made Me Think of Ray (in Resources) by RichardI had been looking for some time for a scarce 1941 novel, CONVENIENT SEASON, by actor turned author David Manners (he appeared in the Universal horror classics DRACULA, THE MUMMY and THE BLACK CAT ... seeking a collectable copy, I was fine with the not-so-great condition. When the book arrived, I noted... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources Bradbury and Poe (in Resources) by defoe, reading five or more books at a time). Anyway, the name of the story was 'Some Words with a Mummy,' and it was odd finding such a strong connection between writers of such disparate eras/styles ... collected short stories of Poe and stumbled across a story that immediately reminded me of Bradbury--one... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources Bradbury and Poe (in Resources) by defoe, reading five or more books at a time). Anyway, the name of the story was 'Some Words with a Mummy,' and it was odd finding such a strong connection between writers of such disparate eras/styles ... collected short stories of Poe and stumbled across a story that immediately reminded me of Bradbury--one... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources Ray Bradbury saved my life (in Inspired by Ray?) by Robert A. Sloan" with me because I do still use big words. I do still read a lot. I am bisexual. It's not right to call ... pain. Poke your septum with a needle. You'll cry no matter how much boys don't cry. Some pains make ... When I was a clinically depressed, suicidal ten year old in undiagnosed chronic pain with... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Inspired by Ray? | » Refine Search » New Search |
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