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That's your dude! Thanks for introducing him to me. Bim. bim. bim.

Hi Carlos

When I was in high school, our literature book had a short story by Ray Bradbury intitled, "The Wilderness." I was fascinated by it, but the teacher and the rest of the students hated it. I had no better sense than to tell them why it was a fantastic story. Decades later, I was attending a conference where Mr. Bradbury was to give the lunch address and sell some books. I went out and found an old copy of a book of his short stories at a used bookstore. I got him to sign "The Wilderness" and told him the story. He got a good laugh from it. I still have the book. I get it our every now and then and read the story again. Now I've written 6 novels, a math book for people who are terrified of math, and just finished, "Violence, Lies, and Intimidation: A History of the Democratic Party. I am eternally grateful to Ray Bradbury for his influence.

Hey, I know that guy.❤

Love him or hate him, he is very wise, I've always loved reading Bukowski but I know there are a lot that feel the opposite which is fine, but I don't think he should be completely disregarded as some sloppy drunk. He really starved for his art and actually made it, which not many others can say truthfully.

No hate to Rod, I have immense love for his work, but what is that hair my man?

Excellent. Thank you.

You really captured some amazing wisdom in these excerpts, thank you so much for putting it here!

I saw him at a Learning Annex "workshop" in LA. Basically Ray telling stories about his writing life. I sat in the front row and drank it all in. What a titan he was.

Thanks for sharing this! Rod's wisdom shines through with every spoken sentence.

'Top five rules for writers make sure you click the subscribe button so you can get more great content for writers' wonder what the fuck he woulda made of that! :-)))))))

Great insights, great hair😊

Bukowski should have learned to write himself before giving advice to others, his writings are depressing, boring and pathetic. There are so many good writers around today and why anybody would admire his rubbish is a mystery.

Dude had so much more to gove to the world

That was wonderful!

Ray Bradbury will definitely live forever. ❤ He is a hero in every sense of the word. I had the honor of meeting him when I was a h.s. senior. I am sharing my love of Bradbury with my current class of h.s. seniors. Ty Mr. Finney for everything! (my 11th and 12th grade English teacher).

Stuck with me: when you’re moved hurry and get it down!

0:50 That quote is from Ernest Hemmingway.

Do you know why Bukowski never referred to Nietzsche or Osho, because those are the people that exemplify his writing. 🙏🏼😊

Excellent collection of motivational quotes. Thank you.

Beautiful loved it. Next time audience , keep quiet let the man speak.

He's wasted.😂

Great edit thanks

Rule 1. Definitely. But the fingers at 100wpm don’t keep up sometimes. At the end of the day, they, with the brain, are exhausted. Even here in Tucson.

Rod Serling had an amazing voice. It made everything he said sound vitally important.

"Things that you love should be things that you do." That advice stood out to me. Thank you for this video.

Great. “Don’t think.” Just sit down and write. 🌿🐇

9/9🤙

Just beautiful.

Love it

As much as I love Bradbury's stories (they are some of my favorites), it is the Bradburian philosophy of life that I love the most. That philosophy of life, or poetry of living, comes through in the stories, but I also love when he preaches it directly, like he does in these clips. This Bradburian philosophy of life, this Bradburian poetry of living, it seems to me, is an excellent roadmap for how to live a happy and good life. Thank you for posting this.

He was my biggest inspiration for reading Sci Fi, The Illustrated Man......I wanted to see those worlds! Poe was the reason I liked Horror....❤️

Oh, thanks for posting! This guy is my literary hero! ----mike

A truly talented man.

Born by fire 🔥 living forever indeed. My inspiration

Thank you so much for sharing this. As a (struggling) writer for over 30 years now, Bradbury remains one of my greatest inspirations.

Thanks for this. His first tip, where he likens the first draft to speaking with someone and writing only with emotion and honesty first, made sense. I've never heard of that process described as such a natural and familiar process.

20 years I’ve been researching neuroplasticty, authors, neuroscience to connect patterns related to manifestation, and creating the life desired. This is my obsession. Anyway, I noticed R.B. spoke the same language from all the esoteric masters. That is, thought is the substance of things not seen, felt with emotion as though it is real and alive, and forms as your desires reality. Yet, too think it’s not enough. You must ACT IMMEDIATELY on that desire, persist to create it by devoting time every day to feeling the experience, until that thought form substance becomes reality. What a wonderful thing to hear him speak this language. ❤

Thank you this was very inspiring

Lay down for three or four days, get your juices back, then get up look around and do.

Beautiful.

Thanks pure Gold ! Rod its a gigant

John Martin paid bukowski to quit his job and just write. The odds of finding a John Martin is Zero. Bukowski knew he got lucky as hell. You need to be at the Right time, right place. Thats all. Nothing more.. nothing less. There are like 10000 bukowskis that never got the LUCK factor.

Great share and thanks for putting it together! Bradbury believed in Wonder and never let it go. And #4 is so true.

must be great to write..his writings are addictive,,. just want more.

noice 😌👏👌❤

Legendary rules to write by.

Good stuff. Thanks

Why do so many ppl pronounce his name Bradberry?

"When you clean up a city, you kill it." Interesting.