
Thanks to the generosity of
Subterranean Press and
PS Publishing, you can read SFFH author
Joe Hill’s introduction to the forthcoming limited edition of
The Martian Chronicles: The Complete Edition (late 2009), a “massively expanded new edition of the Ray Bradbury magnum opus” that contains, among other treasures, 22 previously uncollected or unpublished Martian stories written by the timeless guy of Sci-Fi. Hill’s intro to these 22 stories is entitled
“Undiscovered Mars, Unseen Bradbury,” and here are his opening lines:
"I was thirteen the first time I read Bradbury, one of his later novels,
Death is a Lonely Business. That first encounter with his prose was a shock of delight and discovery, on par with the moment in
The Wizard of Oz when Dorothy steps out of her black-and-white house and into a world of impossible color."
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