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Blinks: Bradbury Square; New Worlds live; Sleight on LoA; Ad Astra submissions

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» LA Times: David Brin attends the dedication of Ray Bradbury Square in downtown Los Angeles

» Michael Moorcock’s New Worlds is now live

» Washington Post: Graham Sleight reviews Library of America’s two-volume American Science Fiction: Nine Classic Novels of the 1950s (edited by Gary K. Wolfe)

» James Gunn’s Ad Astra is open to submissions for its 2013 issues

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