RIP Ray Bradbury

[Feannag]

http://www.usatoday.com/life/books/s...ies/55417888/1

[Art]

He was an older gent and so I was expecting it.

Sad though, he really cut the mustard with his writing.

-Art

[cosyfiep]

just read this today--sad day. I think one of the first sci-fi books I read was his martian chronicles....

and 91 is a really good run (swede by heritage--good genes!), but he will be missed---so many things he thought of and impacts he has had on our world.

/sad panda

[Zalis]

Fahrenheit 451 is one of my favorite books, and I'm glad that there's now an audio edition narrated by Bradbury himself.

[MixedVariety]

I was teething on Ray Bradbury stories in my childhood. His influence on science fiction literature is far-reaching. I'm sorry he's gone now.

[Alaris]

Fahrenheit 451 is one of my favorite books, and I'm glad that there's now an audio edition narrated by Bradbury himself.

I bought it recently, haven't had the chance to read it yet.

I did read the opposite book though, Jennifer Government. It was entertaining. I remember the author acknowledging Fahrenheit 451 as an inspiration.