A Literary Legend Fights for a Library
June 19th, 2009NYTimes.com – “[A]mong Mr. Bradbury’s passions, none burn quite as hot as his life-long passion for halls of books. His most famous novel, “Fahrenheit 451,†which concerns book burning, was written on a pay typewriter in the basement of the University of California, Los Angeles, library; his novel “Something Wicked This Way Comes†contains a seminal library scene.”
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