I loved Bradbury. That was my science fiction meal when I was growing up. I remember the unsettling feeling that came over me with some of his stories. I remember him like I remember Kafka and Tolkien and Salinger. I remember it like a dream. Bradbury has a degree of Borges to him.
What do you mean by that?
Well honestly with Borges it's more like a gallery of landscapes and portraits.
I agree. The store is haunted, I hear.
What? What's that got to do with anything?
Just thought I'd mention. And its your fault.
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A stranger phantomperson called one day, another time doors were opened and items fell, doors open and stick shut of their own accord.
A man with a briefcase has a vial of holy water.
The demons dealt with are often issues of the
Was a time when a Catholic priest with only a flask of whiskey and a Bible made from old German leather could exorcise a rash of demons. A yogi could achieve much the same as a monk or some being possessing mentation as an exercise in a reverse ritual throughout active action or moreover inaction.
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