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Ray Bradbury, 1975 |
Searching online for something else in the
Saturday Evening Post archives, I found that they're reprinting old stories on their site. Fans of Jack London and Ray Bradbury may want to check out the links below.
Picture credit:
Ray Bradbury, 1975; Photo by Alan Light, wikimedia.org
That's great new about reprinting stories. Maybe there are some good thing happening out there.
ReplyDeleteI've read and liked a few of the Ray Bradbury stories, and Jack London's Call of the Wild we had to read in high school. Maybe I can read a few more stories there.
ReplyDeletePatti, it's time for Saturday Evening Post to open the floodgates. They're sitting on a gold mine.
ReplyDeleteOscar, Bradbury is 90 years old this year. I remember reading him when I was a mere youth.
two of my favorite authors. I'm there!
ReplyDeleteI could read Bradbury every day for the rest of my life and not get tired.
ReplyDeletelooking back over your post, I came upon this--like both authors!
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