Free Science Fiction Audio Short Story: Zero Hour

See you tomorrow.

For those of you who prefer classic science fiction short stories Panzer found one for you at The Classic Tales Podcast channel on YouTube.

 

The episode is titled Zero Hour and written by Ray Bradbury. It's narrated by B J Harrison and 27 minutes long.

As always it's free for your listening.

Have fun.

To listen to the episode tootle over to Zero Hour

The Enduring Genius of Ray Bradbury - Library of America Presentation

I'll see you there.

Today, Panzer found a free presentation for you about science fiction author Ray Bradbury. If you've been a reader of this site for a while, you know Panzer was a huge fan of Ray Bradbury's  books and stories.

On July 19 from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. (PDT) The Enduring Genius of  Ray Bradbury will be livestreamed on Zoom.  The event will include discussions of Ray Bradbury's work by authors, an editor, and an SF expert.

Although the event is free, you must register and get a "ticket" to attend.

For more information and to register tootle over to Ray Bradbury Event

Ray Bradbury's Home Razed

Not my house too?

Panzer was out in the Catosphere today and nearly lost control of the Panzermobile. Our intrepid kitty explorer couldn't believe the news he read at John King Tarpinian's File 770 site. The home where bestselling writer Ray Bradbury wrote some of his most memorable science fiction stories has been torn down.

Have you ever wondered where the Panzermobile came from? When Panzer was just a kitten (and before his mystery solving days), he developed a love of science fiction stories. One of his favorite SF writers was Ray Bradbury. When our little black kitty learned Mr. Bradbury had advised NASA, that generated an interest in space travel and hence the Panzermobile.

Panzer says, "First the shock of Mr. Bradbury's demise and now this. Humans have no concept of the importance of history."

Warning: This post is long and includes several photos of the building's destruction.

To read the full post, tootle over to Ray Bradbury