Ray Bradbury published his first story in the Post 62 years ago. “The World The Children Made” was followed by 12 other stories, the last being “Juggernaut,” which we printed in 2009.

Mr. Bradbury, who was 91, had been a member of the Post’s fiction board for the past few years. He wrote like nobody else, and he influenced countless other American authors. He was, and will be, imitated, but very few have been able to recreate his balance of magic, realism, humor and mystery.

Just before his last story appeared in the Post, he agreed to an interview, which you can read here.

The Post Mourns Ray Bradbury The Saturday Evening Post