Comments on: Remembering Ray Bradbury

By: Cecile Fleetwood

Cecile Fleetwood — Thu, 28 Jun 2012 04:21:51 +0000

I have been reading Ray Bradbury since I was about 10 & had read everything in the children’s section of the Anaheim Public Library & a nice librarian introduced me to his books. A few years later I was able to see & hear him speak at a Friends of the Anaheim Public Library lecture & get copies of several of his books signed. I hung on every word! I heard him speak several years after that at Fullerton College. In recent years, Ray’s presence was a highlight of San Diego Comic-Con. I know I will still be looking to catch a glimpse of him this year!

By: Suzi Skutley

Suzi Skutley — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 04:10:35 +0000

I first saw him live in the late 60s-early 70s in the gym of our local community college where I was a student. At that time he signed my well-read copy of his poetic prose novel, Dandelion Wine. I was able to see him again a year or so ago again at the college (this time in the theater) for a library event. I wish there could have been more times to hear and see him, but I’m very glad for the times I was able to be there, and his words will always be with me.

By: Software Santa

Software Santa — Sat, 16 Jun 2012 05:50:11 +0000

Yes, Ray Bradbury was/IS Still a hero of mine. I saw him at Comic-Con …. I’ve loved his fiction dearly since I was a teen.
His works have influenced my life, and provided more than a few weeks of reading pleasure, over its long duration ….
One of the literary greats of our time is now hanging, and shining bright, in the firmament: and in our hearts.

We’ll miss you Ray: but we’ll always have the marks you left on paper, and in our hearts, to remember you by. :’(

By: Fernandso Alves

Fernandso Alves — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 15:48:44 +0000

I love the Bradbury’s book to.I read first The Martian Chronicles than Fahrenheit 451 and many others books.He was a genious. But,he lives forever and his works to.