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    <title>Ideas and Inspirations</title>
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    <author>J. Timothy King</author>
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<p>Ray Bradbury wrote 65 episodes of a science-fiction anthology series called <em>The Ray Bradbury Theater</em>, from the mid-eighties and into the nineties. I managed to catch a bunch of the episodes when they reran on the Sci-Fi Channel, back when it was still spelled “Sci-Fi.” <em>The Ray Bradbury Theater</em> opened with a shot of Ray Bradbury riding up an elevator and walking into a tiny, upper room, stuffed with junk&hellip; and a typewriter.</p>
<p>Bradbury narrates with a voice-over: “People ask, ‘Where <em>do</em> you get your ideas?’ Well, right here. All this is mine&hellip; I’ll never starve here. I just look around, find what I need, and begin&hellip;</p>]]></description>
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