“A Sound of Thunder”: It’s a time travel story. It’s a dinosaur story. And it’s one of the best examples of both. It’s also a classic and hugely influential. This adaptation originally aired on the radio show “Bradbury 13″ on May 21, 1984.
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AUDIO: Bradbury 13 – “A Sound of Thunder”
Posted in Audio, Books, Movies, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Writing with tags A Sound of Thunder, Art, Bradbury 13, Dinosaur, Fahrenheit 451, Martian Chronicles, radio drama, ray bradbury, time travel on June 12, 2012 by ghostradioworldAUDIO: Bradbury 13 – “Bradbury on Bradbury”
Posted in Audio, Books, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Writing with tags book, Bradbury 13, Bradbury on Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451, Fax, Martian Chronicles, neil gaiman, radio drama, ray bradbury, science fiction, Short story on June 10, 2012 by ghostradioworld
More of our tribute to Ray Bradbury. This time instead of a story we get to hear Bradbury talking about his life and work. He offers great advice not only about writing. But about life itself. This was prepared as a promotional piece for the radio series “Bradbury 13″, and it has become an episode of the series when it has been repeated. It was recorded in late March, 1984.
AUDIO: Bradbury 13 – “The Veldt”
Posted in Audio, Books, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Writing with tags Bradbury 13, Fahrenheit 451, Illustrated Man, Los Angeles, Martian Chronicles, ray bradbury, science fiction, The Illustrated Man, The Veldt, United States, Veldt on June 9, 2012 by ghostradioworld
Another episode of “Bradbury 13″ in tribute to Ray Bradbury. This one is the fan favorite story “The Veldt”. It originally aired on April 16, 1984.
Audio: Bradbury 13 – “The Ravine”
Posted in Audio, Books, Ghosts, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror with tags Bradbury 13, Dandelion Wine, Doug McKay, Fahrenheit 451, Illustrated Man, Martian Chronicles, Mike Medavoy, ray bradbury, science fiction, The Ravine on August 22, 2011 by ghostradioworld
You know we love our readers. And, when they request something, we do everything in our power to make it happen.
So when Franklin King told us he was having trouble locating the episode of the radio anthology series “Bradbury 13″ entitled “The Ravine”, we knew this was a problem we could solve. We strolled through our voluminous archives, past the towering piles of incunabula, around obsidian statues of strange nether-beasts, through curtains of boney beads, and there it was … right next to a shrunken monkey head … exactly what Franklin wanted:
Turn down the lights and enjoy. This is a very creepy tale.
