The Man Who Forgot Ray Bradbury

"The final story on this program was actually written as a birthday present. It was a 90th birthday present for a friend of mine and it was written as a tribute to him, to all of the things he’s made, to all the things he’s created. And it was written as a warning to me, and because I started finding myself losing things, and I didn’t want to lose him. The story is called ‘The Man Who Forgot Ray Bradbury’ and it’s going to be read by Denis O’Hare - no stranger to fantasy since he played the vampire Russell Edgington on the television series True Blood. But in this story he is just a man, hanging on to life, and to his mind, one word at a time."
Written by Neil Gaiman, read by Denis O'Hare, published by Selected Shorts.

[@MyceliumNebula]

this is my favorite neil gaiman story forever and ever and I forgot about it and I am the man who forgot neil gaiman

[@talitasnyman8846]

I will memorize American Gods and think of you...

[@MyceliumNebula]

@@talitasnyman8846 im famous

[@feralbluee]

excellent, excellent reading by Denis O'Hare - wonderful. And, of course, Neil Gaiman is himself - i never read this one before. nice to have new Gaiman stories to discover. such a Terrific writer - Yea!!!! Neil :}

[@puzzleclocks]

This is such a great performance of this. Even better than Neil's.

[@biancapilichi9955]

Absolutely stunning

[@talitasnyman8846]

I'm back less than a week later... I cannot seem to forget this

[@antoniocasalduerorecuero9383]

¿Por qué no colocaron la traducción al castellano o español en los subtítulos?