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| 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 ...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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On the turntable? (in Resources) by douglasSPElectric Arguments, by The Fireman. Been listening to that all year.... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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The ethics of collecting (in Resources) by douglasSPAsolutely, some of the anthologies are rare. For example, "The Fireman" has been anthologised, but i...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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The ethics of collecting (in Resources) by douglasSPI don't think copies of an author's work should be copied and distributed without his permission. Th...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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Uncollected Works of Leonard Douglas (in Resources) by douglasSPJust for fun, here's an old list of stories that are on my bookshelf that used to be pretty hard to ...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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Uncollected Works of Leonard Douglas (in Resources) by douglasSPIt's a very good question, and one that only the author can really answer. According to my records, ...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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Scariest Story? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSPHi, Phil, it's good to be back, and flattering to be remembered. I have been relatively active on th...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Scariest Story? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSPThe scariest Bradbury story, for me, is the sublimely suggestive "Gotcha!". But Phil is right - it m...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Why is Tyger spelled with a Y (in Resources) by douglasSP... and so say all ex-subjects of Her Majesty like myself.... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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Saddest story/book (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSP"The Miracles of Jamie" and "All Summer in a Day."... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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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 ...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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What Are You Reading ? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSPI was referring, of course, to Seven for Oregon, by Cornelia Shields, a gripping novelisation of a t...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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What Are You Reading ? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSPJust finished Nebula Awards Showcase 2004, and a day before that, A Round-Heeled Woman by Jane Juska...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story Stories out in the Cold (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSPThanks to the publication of The Stories of Ray Bradbury (1980) and Bradbury Stories (2003), it is n...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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What Bradbury Story Got You Started? (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSPThe first Bradbury story I heard was on the radio when I was 8 or 9. It was "The Small Assassin"....... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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So...Where Y'All From? (in Ray's Legacy) by douglasSPdandelion asked nicely, so for the record, I was born in Cape Town, S. Africa, in 1954. I still live...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Ray's Legacy
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Who are YOU? (in Resources) by douglasSPMine name is short for "Douglas Spaulding", the central character in what may well be Ray's best boo...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources
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A do-over: The Martian Chronicles-the movie (in Inspired by Ray?) by douglasSPI have a suspicion that The Martian Chronicles won't ever work as a movie. It's not really a novel, ...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Inspired by Ray?
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not my favorite, but a wonderful departure (in Favorite Book/ Story) by douglasSPOffhand, I would say RB's best light and humorous stories are The Anthem Sprinters, There Was an Old...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Favorite Book/ Story
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Bradbury Stories: 100 of His Most Celebrated Tales (in Resources) by douglasSPYes, "The Smiling People" was collected in Dark Carnival. Also in The Small Assassin and the 2001 Da...... Ray Bradbury Hompage > Ray Bradbury Forums > Forums > Resources | » Refine Search » New Search |
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