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	I, Robot Isaac Asimov What do you do with a drunken robot? You many not believe it, but robots have problems too. Just like humans. In these mind-spinning tales, Isaac Asimov brings us an astonishing and delightful vision of tomorrow filled with marvels and miracles, of computers in human form so incredibly real you cannot tell the man from the machine without a scorecard. A spine-chilling vision of the future where master-machines rule. The first book in the author's monumental robot saga, postulating for the first time in book form the "THREE LAWS OF ROBOTICS." A concept used for plots in numerous tales by other writers in subsequent years. Crest #t1453 #m1966 #p2355 #q2829
	Is Anyone There? Isaac Asimov No description
	Lecherous Limericks Isaac Asimov 100 original limericks boldly illustrated. No long description Crest #x2841
	The Man Who Upset the Universe(Foundation & Empire) Isaac Asimov Not a Fawcett publication No description Ace
	The Martian Way and other stories Isaac Asimov Stories of the future by the master of science-fiction Get out of your rut, open your mind, there's a whole new universe waiting. It's waiting for people who aren't afraid of thinking in new ways, of doing new things. Can you imagine, mining the skies for water? Building a new world beneath the surface of a strange planet? Making pets out of alien explorers? Putting your life in the hands of a teen aged human computer? Crest #r1289 #t1606 #m1914
	More Stories From the Hugo Winners Vol. 2 Isaac Asimov(editor) The Hugo award is to science fiction what the Oscar is to the film industry. Every year the coveted award is presented at the world Science fiction convention to the author of the best novelette or short story in the realm of science fiction. Here are eight of these award-winning stories from the years 1968 to 1970, each with an introduction by Isaac Asimov. All the stories are unusual and contain that special something that marked them as prize-winners. Among them are Anne McCaffrey's "Weyr Search", Fritz Leiber's "Gonna Roll the Bones", and Harlan Ellison's "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream". The Hugo Winners provides a lavish treat of the very best writing chosen by the most prominent people in the field . . . truly superior science fiction. Other writers: Phillip José Farmer; Robert Silverberg; Samuel R. Delaney; and Poul Anderson. Crest #p2020
	More Tales Of the Black Widowers Isaac Asimov Tantalizing tales of mystery by the master of science fiction. No longdescription
	Murder At the ABA Isaac Asimov No description
	The Naked Sun Isaac Asimov THE PLANET SOLARIA COULD DESTROY EARTH IN TWO SECONDS FLAT . . . And probably would—eventually. Solaria was powerful and power-hungry. It had taken over two hundred years to develop the ultimate weapon—a massive army of robots that could obliterate Earth and rule the universe in a matter of days. But now that would have to wait. One of Solaria's most eminent scientists had suddenly been found brutally murdered. Only Earth's most famous detective, Elijah Baley, could solve the dark, baffling mystery. Solaria demanded his help. Baley didn't want to go. But how could he refuse? Earth's very existence was at stake. Crest #t1759 #p2261 #q2648
	Nightfall and Other Stories Isaac Asimov Thrilling, terrifying tales from the master of science fiction. No long description Crest #m1486 #p1969 #q2442
	Nine Tomorrows Isaac Asimov Tales of the near future by the master of science fiction. No long description Crest #t1344 #t1632 #m1971 #p2262 #q2688 #24084-3
	Of Time and Space and Other Things Isaac Asimov Not a Fawcett publication America's foremost writer of science-fact and science fiction examines this fascinating universe around us. No long description Mercury Press
	Pebble In the Sky Isaac Asimov A mid-spinning adventure in the world of tomorrow by the Master of Science Fiction. No long description Crest #t1567 #m1855 #p2372 #q2828
	The Robots of Dawn Isaac Asimov Not a Fawcett publication No description Ballantine
	The Stars, Like Dust Isaac Asimov No description Crest #t1713 #m1946 #p2373 #q2780
	Tales Of the Black Widowers Isaac Asimov A great collection of short mysteries by the late great Isaac: The Acquisitive Chuckle; PH as in Phony; Truth to Tell; Go Little Book; Early Sunday Morning; The Obvious Factor; The Pointing Finger; Miss What; The Lullaby of Broadway; Yankee Doodle Went to Town; The Curious Omission; and Out of Sight
	Where do We Go from Here? Isaac Asimov(editor) 17 great science fiction classics No long description Crest #p1749