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n2doc

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Fri Jun 15, 2012, 06:23 PM Jun 2012

The Man Who Forgot Ray Bradbury

By Neil Gaiman

I am forgetting things, which scares me.

I am losing words, although I am not losing concepts. I hope that I am not losing concepts. If I am losing concepts, I am not aware of it. If I am losing concepts, how would I know?

Which is funny, because my memory was always so good. Everything was in there. Sometimes my memory was so good that I even thought I could remember things I didn't know yet. Remembering

forward . . .

I don't think there's a word for that, is there? Remembering things that haven't happened yet. I don't have that feeling I get when I go looking in my head for a word that isn't there, as if someone must have come and taken it in the night.



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The Man Who Forgot Ray Bradbury (Original Post) n2doc Jun 2012 OP
You remind me of a book I read about a guy who remembers the future... fadedrose Jun 2012 #1

fadedrose

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1. You remind me of a book I read about a guy who remembers the future...
Fri Jun 15, 2012, 10:57 PM
Jun 2012

It's a James D. Doss book entitled A Dead Man's Tale (2010, an unusual book even for this unusual series....

I love the series....


http://www.stopyourekillingme.com/D_Authors/Doss_James.html

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