Bradbury 100 - Episode 49 - Reviewing Ray Bradbury
Bradbury 100 - Celebrating the Life and Work of American Writer Ray BradburyShow Notes
This time on Bradbury 100 I talk about The New Ray Bradbury Review, the online journal I edit on behalf of the Ray Bradbury Center.
Specifically, I talk about the origins of the journal - which stretch way back to 1952, and William F. Nolan's original fan publication, called simply "Ray Bradbury Review".
I also pay tribute to Nolan as the first person to really study Ray's work, and I discuss his ongoing engagement with Ray as both a friend and a colleague.
For the full shownotes, head to my website: www.bradburymedia.co.uk
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