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One of the monuments of the science fiction universe, Ray Bradbury (1920-2012) was a unique voice within the genre who would often venture into horror and mysteries. Most famous for Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles his stories captured the imagination of millions of readers and future space travelers. Frequently harkening back to his Midwestern childhood, the prolific author of 27 novels, hundreds of short stories and numerous screenplays was actively writing for over 60 years.
Ray Bradbury on Readers Lane
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Ceaselessly seeking out non-fiction writing on almost any topic, Dave can carry almost forty pounds of books in the pannier pack on his bicycle and knows all the librarians at his local public library by their first names.
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