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Book Review ~~ Fahrenheit 451 ~~
Recently, I read the book “Fahrenheit 451″, a science fiction story by Ray Bradbury. Though I found the world in it extremely different from the world of today–one where firemen star… more →
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You picked the wrong subject
wrote 13 hours ago: I want your loves to be multiple. I don’t want you to be a snob about anything. Anything you love, y … more →
World Dystopian Literature Day
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wrote 1 day ago: The name of Orwell has been much mentioned recently, a product of society’s collective word-as … more →
Book Review: Something Wicked This Way Comes
wrote 1 day ago: Something Wicked This Way Comes By Ray Bradbury 215 pages At some point, I will read something not w … more →
Book Review: Farenheit 451
wrote 1 day ago: Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury 179 pages I’m not sure what the point of reading the review of a … more →
We don't need no libraries!
wrote 2 days ago: Lemule Blogiver, Letter from a Reader, June 16, 2013: It was as though a flash of lightning illumina … more →
Bicycles. Always a problem.
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wrote 2 days ago: Lichfield Mercury, 16th August 1935. Click for a larger version. A great spot here from Peter … more →
Writing Flash
wrote 3 days ago: I churned out a couple of stories this week. They say that if you put yourself into a routine, inspi … more →
Blog: Reactive
wrote 5 days ago: Guess what? I’m still alive and still have fingers and eyes, so I am back to blogging. I am ve … more →
Objective Subjectivity
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wrote 1 week ago: Writing is as much craft as it is art. Some people tend to use those two terms interchangeably, but … more →
The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Complete Series Reviews
wrote 1 week ago: The Ray Bradbury Theater: The Complete Series Entranced by magicians, comic strips, and science-fict … more →
Lesser Known Architecture - Private View
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Lies we believe #3
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wrote 1 week ago: This series is infrequent, but worth revisiting. It’s been almost two years since it was init … more →
“I still love books. Nothing a computer can do can compare to a book. You can't really put a book on the Internet. Three companies have offered to put books by me on the Net, and I said, 'If you can make something that has a nice jacket, nice paper with that nice smell, then we'll talk.' All the computer can give you is a manuscript. People don't want to read manuscripts. They want to read books. Books smell good. They look good. You can press it to your bosom. You can carry it in your pocket.”
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Lesser Known Architecture
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wrote 1 week ago: Private View tonight: 6:30 – 9pm. RSVP: bradburyblanchard@gmail.com … more →
Bradbury Building
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Trying to capture the full beauty of the historic Bradbury Building in downtown Los Angeles… … more →
B and B is a Gallery
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Waiting Through the Deadlines
wrote 2 weeks ago: Seeing as the semester is over and I am essentially free to use this site for whatever I want, I wil … more →
Embracing the Future (no matter what it may be)
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wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve been thinking a lot lately. We live in an interesting period of history. I won’t go … more →
Lessons from the Fourteenth Century
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wrote 2 weeks ago: A few weeks ago I met Bijan and Medhi*, two Iranian ex-pats. Fascinated by the power of the Internet … more →
