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Wake of the Flood
Synchronicity refers to events that are meaningfully, though not causally, related. Maurice Rapf, Ray Bradbury and Stan Boucher each led extraordinary lives. The story told here, examines some related coincidences of nature that occured when their final chapter was written. Continue reading →
Posted in Art and Literary, Heroes and Legends, Reminiscence, Stories, Stories and Songs, Tim Weil
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Tagged Allen Ginsberg, Daniel Webster, Hollywood Blacklist, Maurice Rapf, motion picture industry, New Hampshire, Ray Bradbury, Rocky Mountain National Park, science fiction, Stan Boucher, synchronicity, transit of Venus
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