Sad to hear today of Ray Bradbury’s passing. His work belonged to the whole world–and worlds beyond–but he had a distinctly American voice. Here are all the posts about the writer on this blog.

• Bradbury interviewed by Mike Wallace after the moon landing. (1969)

• Bradbury tells Oriana Fallaci why we must explore space. (1966)

• Bradbury frustrated with the U.S. Space Program. (1996)

• Bradbury wants corporations to turn cities into malls. (1996)

• Bradbury interviewed by James Day in Los Angeles. (1974)

• Bradbury loves robot-centric Disneyland. (1965)

• Bradbury discusses the role of artists. (1960s)

• Truffaut adapts Fahrenheit 451. (1966)

• Bradbury profiled during the early days of the Space Race. (1963)

• The literary education of Ray Bradbury.