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News came this morning that the novelist Ray Bradbury died at the age of 91. Bradbury was best known as a writer of science fiction -- or fantasy tales, as he preferred to call them. He wrote novels such as The Martian Chronicles and hundreds of stories for pulp magazines with such wonderful titles as Weird Tales and Captain Future. He also co-wrote the ...
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