TOMORROW

In 1939, when he was only 18, Ray Bradbury started publishing his own sci-fi fanzine, Futuria Fantasia, in order to better celebrate his own work and the work of writers he loved. Today we mourn a kindred spirit who also made magazines just for the fun of it—and in California, to boot. Adios, good man.

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