Bradbury 100 - episode 41 - Ray Bradbury and his "Ghost Writer" Friends...
Bradbury 100 - Celebrating the Life and Work of American Writer Ray BradburyShow Notes
In a 1947 issue of Planet Stories magazine, Ray Bradbury penned a humorous writer bio of himself, in which he claims that all his stories are written for him by a posse of talented professionals including Robert Heinlein.
That magazine slipped into the public domain in 1975, because the copyright wasn't renewed (following the 28-year-renewal rules in operation at that time). So, I'm bringing you the full article today!
For more on Bradbury, and for show notes - including a link to the 1947 Planet Stories issue - remember to check out my website, www.bradburymedia.co.uk
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In this episode of Bradbury 100, I review an old magazine published as a tribute to Ray Bradbury.
Another celebration of the 60th anniversary of the release of the feature film version of FAHRENHEIT 451...
Bradbury 100 returns with another "Chronological" episode, this time continuing with the year 1945. In this year, Ray published no fewer than thirteen stories.