I've never been an Asimov reader

Elspode · 01-25-2005, 04:45 PM

Read the book. It doesn't detract from the movie, and I, as a huge, life-long Asimov fan, enjoyed the film tremendously.

In fact, read everything you can Asimov ever wrote. He was probably the closest thing to a Renaissance Man the 20th Century had to offer.

lookout123 · 01-25-2005, 04:47 PM

ok, els - i'll take that into consideration. i generally read a book a week and i've been on a fiction kick for a month or two now. i'll have to put asimov into the lineup.

if you don't mind, could you throw out 5 or 6 suggestions in the order that i should read them? (if chronology matters)

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