The reason for this post is mostly to congratulate the great science fiction writer Ray Bradbury , which turned 90 years old this August 22. Perhaps many of you readers do not know who this man is or what he had to do with the series, I must say it had much to do. There are several chapters inspired his books as "The man obsolete" (inspired by his book Fahrenheit 451) or "I believe the Body Electric" (based on his novel of the same name).
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Bradbury tells himself many years ago, a man named Rod Serling (creator, host and writer of most of the chapters in the twilight zone) was to look personally to help him writing a new series that was trying to create, but he had not the slightest idea how to write science fiction, he kindly gave him some books (of her own and others) and instructed him to write science fiction. It was one of the biggest influences in his style had Serling and thanks to him, the series became deeper reflection dyes, and it was remarkable the influence of Bradbury in the series to see chapters addressing topics such as mass hysteria The war, the deplorable human condition, society and modernity, all that with a touch of fantasy to cheat to censorship of the time. Thanks
Bradbury, probably without your input, Twilight would not be the same.
Video: Interview with Ray Bradbury about Rod Serling instructed to write science fiction (English)
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