Ray Bradbury

• Steve Jobs was revered as a god. Bill Gates is richer than one. And Mark Zuckerberg, well, he's appeared on "Saturday Night Live." A lot has changed since the heyday of Ray Bradbury.
(Boston Herald)
• Legendary author Ray Bradbury died Wednesday at the age of 91. One of the great masters of genre fiction, Bradbury wrote "Fahrenheit 451," "The Martian Chronicles" and "Dandelion Wine.
(United Press International)
• LOS ANGELES -- If theres one place where Ray Bradburys legacy is tangibly omnipresent, its the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
(Huffington Post)
• (MoneyWatch) COMMENTARY A lot of my friends and former business associates wonder how someone so driven and aggressive could walk away from a 20-year career as a senior executive, just like that. Well, Ill tell you.
(CBS News)
• Fantasy author and iconic dreamer Ray Bradbury, who died Tuesday evening at age 91, didn't just write influential novels, he also had a strong legacy in television that dates back to the 1950s.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Science fiction author Ray Bradbury left Waukegan at the age of 13, but it never left him. His childhood memories of the city infused some of his most famous works, evidence of a love affair that promises to last far beyond his lifetime.
(Chicago Tribune)
• Barack Obama has paid tribute to the late science fiction author Ray Bradbury, whom the US president said had reshaped our culture and expanded our world.
(The Guardian)
• (EW.com)-- With the news that Fahrenheit 451 author Ray Bradbury passed away Tuesday night at age 91, celebrity admiration has been rolling in on Twitter all day.
(CNN)
• Twitter users are mourning the death of science fiction writer Ray Bradbury, expressing disbelief at the death of Manolo Preciado and showing their support for the Jonas Brothers on Thursday, June 7.
(YAHOO!)