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just type any old thing that comes into your head he recommended "word association" to break down any creative blockage "you don't know what's in you unit you test it"

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"His childhood was spent in the Midwestern small town of Waukegan, Illinois, and he mastered his craft in Los Angeles"

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"During a career that spanned seventy-plus years, he wrote more than 400 short stories and nearly fifty books across a variety of genres."

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Ray Bradbury Favorite holiday is Halloween that's why he writes horror stories.

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"When Bradbury used his gift as a master visual storyteller to venture into film and television, millions more discovered his work."

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-"Live forever" was a direct quote from Ray Bradbury

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-"The writer’s ability to see the future, especially beyond Earth’s thin and fragile layer of atmosphere, attracted the attention of astronauts and scientists, who became some of his most dedicated fans during his lifetime—fans who shared his dreams and took Bradbury’s influence to places that reached beyond even his vibrant imagination." Don Congdon Associates, raybradbury.com, The Ray Bradbury Literary Works, LLC, 2020, 5 Oct. 2022).

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"His remarkable descriptions of future devices stayed with readers across generations, and his words always come to mind whenever such devices become reality." (Don Congdon Associates, raybradbury.com, The Ray Bradbury Literary Works, LLC, 2020, 5 Oct. 2022).

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was born in Tyler, Texas, where he has lived most of his life. He met his wife at John Tyler High School, attended Tyler Community College, and graduated with a BFA from the University of Texas at Tyler.

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“With more than 5 million copies in print, this is a glorious American classic everyone should read: It’s life-changing if you read it as a teen, and still stunning when you reread it as an adult.

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Censorship is at the core of the novel, which is both a literary thriller and a dark meditation on the future of humanity.” —Boston Globe

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Firemen don’t put fires out in this world where books are forbidden—they set them. Guy Montage works tirelessly to incinerate any books hidden in people’s homes and the homes themselves until he meets young Clarisse, a solitary late-night pedestrian who is quietly nonconformist.

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Bradbury never lost his childlike sense of play, fun, and expressiveness. His grandchildren remember him as having more toys than they did: toy ray guns, robots, stuffed dinosaurs, oversized stuffed animals of Rocky and Bullwinkle lounging in cushioned chairs, and even a head floating in a glass jar—courtesy of Alfred Hitchcock. 

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Bradbury never lost his childlike sense of play, fun, and expressiveness. His grandchildren remember him as having more toys than they did: toy ray guns, robots, stuffed dinosaurs, oversized stuffed animals of Rocky and Bullwinkle lounging in cushioned chairs, and even a head floating in a glass jar—courtesy of Alfred Hitchcock. 

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"He believed that if you could imagine it, it could be done, even though he prized older technology over the new: Bradbury preferred bicycles to cars, typewriters to computers, and handwritten letters to emails" (Don Congdon Associates, raybradbury.com, The Ray Bradbury Literary Works, LLC, 2020, 5 Oct. 2022).

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Bradbury parents meet downtown LLC,2020,5 oct 22

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he said “write a hell of a lot of short stories”

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(don candon associates raybradebary.com, The Ray beadbrury lierary works, LLC,2020,5 oct 22