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Salute to Ray Bradbury

Mertianna Georgia — Sun, 10 Jun 2012 19:23:09 +0000

He was one of the authors that helped me to discover worlds of fantasy and a life-long desire to create worlds of my own through writing. I remember my mother would tell me to go outside and play. Because, as usual, my nose had been stuck in a book for hours. I’d nod and say “okay” and stay to read for another hour because I simply couldn’t put down the book. It was usually Bradbury or Asimov or Le Guin among so many others.

“You must write every single day of your life… You must lurk in libraries and climb the stacks like ladders to sniff books like perfumes and wear books like hats upon your crazy heads..

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. may you be in love every day for the next 20,000 days. And out of that love, remake a world.” — Ray Bradbury

I still shiver in delight when I see one of his books on a shelf, knowing the contents and relishing the emotions they will elicit. I open a book and remember the wide-eyed wonder of his worlds as well as the pull-the-covers-over-your-head reactions from strange things happening to strange people. He will be missed but not forgotten. Now I have to go off and write, wearing Dandelion Wine perfume and wearing Fahrenheit 451 on my head like a sunhat. I’ll go outside with my laptop as a nod to my mother and play…

So Little Time for Life’s little Indulgences

Mertianna Georgia — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 17:45:32 +0000

I read an article recently about a consumer spending trend. In past economic downturns the sale of lipstick historically goes up (I’m going to assume women are the main consumers, but if this is a false assumption, hey, who am I to judge?). This year nail polish had taken over as the cash-strapped person’s little indulgence of choice

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It probably won’t come as a shock to learn that most writers are also avid readers. Sure, you say, I knew that, but why bring it up now? I thought we were talking about lipstick and nail polish? I propose that fantasy, romance, and other escapist genres are also proving a popular little indulgence. Reality is the fly in our chardonnay (to quote a song lyric). I don’t know about you (Renfields excluded), I’d rather have a guy in my chardonnay. And maybe that guy is a hunky supernatural type who is head-over-tail in lust with me and… Sorry got carried away.

But that’s the point, isn’t it? To get carried away by a story, to worry about a hero/heroine’s troubles and not our own troubles for a while? So while out shopping for a little indulgence, I say put down that Dior silver nail polish and buy a book instead. The pleasure of a good story will last longer than it takes for someone to comment on your soon-to-chip manicure.