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Fahrenheit 451

Ray Bradbury · 2001

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	Harper Audio Presents Fahrenheit 451
	He hung up his black beetle-colored helmet....
	Happy! Of all the nonsense.
	He opened the bedroom door.
	They had this machine.
	At nine in the morning Mildred's bed was empty.
	In the late afternoon it rained...
	The rain was thinning away...
	The Mechanical Hound slept but did not sleep...
	One two three four...
	The flutter of cards, motion of hands...
	It was a flaking three-story house...
	They said nothing on their way back to the firehouse.
	"Who is it?"
	Late in the night he looked over at Mildred.
	He had chills and fever in the morning.
	Montag watched through the window...
	Part Two: The Sieve and the Sand
	He was on the subway.
	"Who is it?"
	You could feel the war getting ready in the sky...
	He was eating a light supper...
	The Mechanical Hound was gone.
	Part Three: Burning Bright
	The house fell in red coats and black ash.
	The house was silent.
	"Faber!"
	Montag ran.
	He was three hundred yards downstream...
	Half an hour later...
	They stood by the river in the starlight.
	There was a shriek and the jets from the city...
	Later, the men around Montag could not say...
	Montag, lying there, his eyes gritted with dust.
	Ray Bradbury Interview 8-8-01 Los Angeles, Ca.
	On Capt. Beatty
	On unconscious thought while writing
	On poetic writing and sensory images
	Moments of truth
	Growing up in Hollywood
	Transition from "pulp" writing
	Message to listener

Read by the author Unabridged Includes an interview with the author