Did you know that both Isaac Asimov and Leonard Nimoy recorded reading of Asimov's classic story "The Last Question"? You can listen to both of them right here! [...]
The Wrap is reporting that HBO and Warner Bros. TV will adapt Isaac Asimov’s classic Foundation trilogy (consisting of Foundation, Foundation and Empire and Second [...]
Asimov’s Robots and Foundation universe is big, spanning lots of years (fictional and real) and including many books from many authors. Over at the Kirkus Reviews Blog [...]
Asimov’s Robots and Foundation universe is big, spanning lots of years (fictional and real) and including many books from many authors. Over at the Kirkus Reviews Blog [...]
Asimov’s Robots and Foundation universe is big, spanning lots of years (fictional and real) and including many books from many authors. Over at the Kirkus Reviews Blog [...]
In 1982, Studs Terkel and his co-host Calvin Trillin interviewed Isaac Asimov, Harlan Ellison and Gene Wolfe. What, you need a better introduction? Okay…for starters [...]
I came across an interesting tidbit a while ago, while reading something about Robert Heinlein: he served as a researcher during World War II, alongside fellow SF authors [...]
This early ’80s Bill Boggs interview with Isaac Asimov has poor video, but the audio quality is fine and you can listen to Asimov address the topic of [...]
Of all the works of his career, Isaac Asimov’s Robot stories are perhaps some of his best known works. Spanning short stories, novellas, centuries and even genres, his [...]
Amazon has the cover art and synopsis of the upcoming novel Isaac Asimov’s I Robot: To Obey by Mickey Zucker Reichert. Here’s the synopsis: It is 2036 and robotic [...]
One of my earliest science fiction reading experiences was with Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series, which essentially boils down to a science fictional retelling of the [...]
A meme going around recently in the genre blogosphere is to name the five most influential books in your life, and how they changed your life. Some examples recently include [...]
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REVIEW SUMMARY: Continuing from the guilty pleasure of the voyeuristic look at the pulp author heroes of my childhood in The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril, Malmont follows [...]
Filmmaker Eric Solstein has uploaded the first two parts of a larger tribute to Science Fiction’s Grand Masters presented at the 2000 SFWA Nebula banquet at the [...]