Ray Bradbury

Date of Birth:

22-Aug-1920

Nationality:

United States

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Ray Bradbury was a prolific and fearsome American philosopher who refused to be dismissed as a science fiction novelist, claiming that his work was based on ambiguity and untruth. His best-known novel is Fahrenheit 451, a dystopian study of the future American society in which the illusion is permissible. He is remembered for many other popular works, including the Martian Chronicles and Something Bad This Way. Bradbury won the Pulitzer Prize in 2007, and is one of the most acclaimed writers of the 21st century.

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There is no failure unless one stops. Not to work is to cease, tighten up, become nervous and therefore destructive of the creative process.

To fail is to give up. But you are in the midst of a moving process. Nothing fails then. All goes on. Work is done. If good, you learn from it. If bad, you learn even more.

You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you.

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