Paleocons Remember Ray Bradbury

"Ray Bradbury may be at peace, but I doubt he’s resting," says Bill Kauffman, who sees "the boy from Waukegan as a Midwestern regionalist" — Ray of Light.

"For all that Bradbury was entranced by the future, nostalgia suffused his work—often with a dose of lightheartedness," writes Charles A. Coulombe of "a bona fide American Romantic, cut from the same cloth as Washington Irving, Nathaniel Hawthorne, or Edgar Allan Poe" — Someone Righteous This Way Went.